Tech Conference Faces Criticism Over Browser Compatibility Issues

San Francisco, CA – A prominent tech conference is facing backlash after numerous attendees reported difficulties due to disabled JavaScript in their browsers. The issue was first highlighted on social media during the opening day of the Tech Innovators Summit.

Attendees expressed frustration after receiving repeated messages about their browsers being JavaScript disabled. Many found it ironic that a technology-focused event would not accommodate basic web functionalities. “I couldn’t access any of the material,” said Jaime Chen, a software developer from New York.

Organizers of the conference acknowledged the problem. “We are working to identify the technical issues and are providing assistance to those affected,” stated Helen Wright, the event coordinator. The conference will feature discussions on current and future tech trends, but issues like these might overshadow the main agenda.

This year’s summit has drawn thousands of technology professionals from around the world, focusing on innovation and networking. However, connectivity problems like browser incompatibilities seem to be a recurring theme. Attendees hope for quick solutions to enhance their experience throughout the event.

As the conference progresses, many participants remain hopeful that the technical issues will be resolved rapidly. “We’re here to learn and connect; we hope everything works out soon,” added Chen.