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Lots of problems that used to exist in this area no longer do.
Used to be that the de facto standard office format was doc/xls/ppt, now both MS Office and LibreOffice support both ODF and OOXML both of which are open standards.
Used to be that internal software was mostly written for the Windows API, now it is mostly written for web browsers (between which there are no longer any significant differences in terms of standards compatibility).
The world really is slowly getting better. I would like to help accelerate this, but don't really have any ideas where to start.
Ever tried using Microsoft online crap in a non windows browser?
Hell, Outlook doesn't work reliably anymore on chrome for crap sake, and I know this because at my work we're stuck with that crap. I use Firefox for Outlook, and Chrome for teams because teams doesn't work on firefox because of course and because fuck you we're Microsoft and how dare you not use edge on windows?
I'd love to switch us over but that is a project years away.
Maybe spoofing chrome on windows on firefox would work?