cake is a framework.. you have 100% control over the stuff that gets sent back to the client. If you don't want to blame the browser, It would be the website/app's developer (the user of the framework) task to "make it compatible with" a browser. (i can imagine cakephp devs have better things to do right now then worrying about that)
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