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> Microsoft never had that approach with IE6 - the issue with IE6 wasn't that the focus of development was in the "wrong" place by developer opinions, it's that
by boundlessdreamz 11y ago
> Microsoft never had that approach with IE6 - the issue with IE6 wasn't that the focus of development was in the "wrong" place by developer opinions, it's that there was no development focus - it stagnated and received no updates.
Apart from being more power efficient, there doesn't seem to be much user or developer focused development in Safari. It seems to be stagnating
- stephenr 11y agoContent Blocking. Secure password/forms/credit card filling with sync between devices. Reading List, also synced between devices. Bookmarks, also synced between devices. Reader View with optimised "light" and "dark" themes. Tab muting. Airplay Video to network devices. And to imply that power efficiency isn't a huge user feature is ridiculous. People routinely report getting several hours less battery life using Chrome vs Safari.