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If the only way for me to test your small market share desktop browser is to buy hardware from you because you artificially lock your os to your hardware, I'm n
by JohnTHaller 11y ago
If the only way for me to test your small market share desktop browser is to buy hardware from you because you artificially lock your os to your hardware, I'm not going to test on your browser.
On Mac OS, the solution for users is to run a different browser like Chrome or Firefox, as nearly all of my Mac friends do. If this issue starts to affect media consumption sites on iOS's Safari, that's another story since iOS users aren't allowed to use an alternate browser (they're all running Safari underneath).
- wbl 11y agoIt's file upload: I'm 99.9% sure that the most braindead 90's style way of doing it will work on all browsers today, and continue to work in the future. Why do you need to break it?
- untog 11y agoNewer methods allow you to do a lot more - report progress of the upload, even read the file locally before upload (so you can resize images, for example). They're all great features to add, and I guess that GitHub decided that it was worth adding them and not keeping an older experience for Safari users. IMO, they're both at fault here. GitHub should be able to provide a fallback, but also Safari should be keeping up to date.