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It's not unusual to visit a site (often something neglected but really important, like a support website), and find it simply doesn't load in Firefox. Then I o
by TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
It's not unusual to visit a site (often something neglected but really important, like a support website), and find it simply doesn't load in Firefox.
Then I open it in Chrome and it works. And it's clear which browser the developers tested the site against.
- kbrosnan 11y agoWhen people come across such things please report them to https://webcompat.com/ https://webcompat.com/ There are some Firefox, IE and webdevs that work on understanding what is broken and trying to get sites to work cross browser.
- jimmaswell 11y agoThere have been extensions for Firefox that opened tabs in IE compatibility mode, which were needed occasionally in the past. I wonder if such a thing for chrome compatibility will end up having to be made. Hopefully not.
- smeehee 11y agoSometimes, it's clear what minimum window size they've assumed. I know of one (bank login) which doesn't work well on a netbook due to this. I tried to report the problem via the site feedback link which they helpfully provide in most of their page footers. It fails in Firefox but works fine in Chromium; I ended up reporting two problems reported instead of one.