I think the problem boils down to how the different browser vendors has treated web developers throughout the years, not giving them a consistent environment ac

I think the problem boils down to how the different browser vendors has treated web developers throughout the years, not giving them a consistent environment across the different browsers, not recognizing certain bugs so they've lived on and become un-fixable due to backwards compatibility. Microsoft with their IE has been the biggest culprit in this, luckily they've taken Edge in the right direction and has really stepped up their game these last two years, but now Safari is at a crossroads and may just end up like the old IE if they take the wrong path. If only the large browser vendors could really, really get together and give us web developers a consistent environment without bullshit. Take Apple Safari for example, keeping Service Worker "under consideration" because the features it brings rivals native mobile apps which they make a lot of money from while all other "large" browser vendors has already started implementing the feature, some even ship it already.