So a few months ago we learned that the individual running polyfill.io silently sold the service to an obscure chinese company.
This popular (and well done / very useful) service was created by the Financial Times, who stopped maintaining it and "donated it to the community", meaning that it relied on a few volunteers to continue running it (and on Fastly who provided the hosting for free). 1/7
Renaud Chaput /
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2024-06-25 20:07:22
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