We were able to use jQuery and the like to fill around the gaps until browsers had a consistent implementation of things like XMLHttpRequest. There is no pure-CSS way to do something like that though.
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It seems to me that a lot of what made JavaScript move so fast is polyfills. Sure, there is CSS transpiling, but it's not as just "one and done" as
We were able to use jQuery and the like to fill around the gaps until browsers had a consistent implementation of things like XMLHttpRequest. There is no pure-CSS way to do something like that though.