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"Build natively" means to create it yourself in vanilla JavaScript, like this http://meandmax.github.io/lory/ http://meandmax.github.io/lory/. What's the use of
by sgtpepper43 10y ago
"Build natively" means to create it yourself in vanilla JavaScript, like this http://meandmax.github.io/lory/ http://meandmax.github.io/lory/. What's the use of a native element that only one browser has when you need cross browser support anyway?
- madeofpalk 10y ago"Natively" as in 2 lines of CSS rather than yet another JS dependency. The cool thinks about CSS Snap Points is that they fall back rather gracefully on brothers that don't support them to just standard overflow scrolling.
- zajd 10y agoWell that's not what native means. Beyond that, the issue isn't that Safari is not implementing HTML5 features fast enough, it's that they are choosing to not implement specific ones in order to protect their platform. You just don't see that from other browser vendors (today)
- jakelazaroff 10y agoIsn't that the point of this article? I don't think it's fair to criticize Apple for lagging HTML5 support in iOS, then say "what's the use of this element?" when it cuts the other way.
- zajd 10y agoThe criticism isn't that they are lagging HTML5 support in iOS(although it would be valid- that's no reason to sue), it's that they are specifically avoiding parts of the implementation to protect their platform. Things like full screen support, notifications, etc
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