Only a couple percent of websites have a significant need to be "modern web applications".
Yes that is the fallback. That doesn't make it a bad example. Your core functionality should work on almost everything even if it's laid out a bit weird and missing niceties.
So: not bad faith and your accusation is unreasonable
Yes that is the fallback. That doesn't make it a bad example. Your core functionality should work on almost everything even if it's laid out a bit weird and missing niceties.
So: not bad faith and your accusation is unreasonable