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Since Chrome is, by far, the most popular browser: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/Browser_usage_share%2C_2009%E2%80%932016%2C_StatCounter.

• nullc 10y ago
  I wonder how much that is distorted by the aggressive preloading that chrome does and by android (since testing chrome on desktop and mobile is not really the same thing)?
• masklinn 10y ago
  > Since Chrome is, by far, the most popular browser: 2002 called. You're a terrible person.
  • k__ 10y ago
    You would be right if it weren't for Chromium.
  • sametmax 10y ago
    Is its a point of view only in people that are to young to have lived the debacle of IE6 years ? Or do some senor devs actually think testing in chrome only is ok ? Cause I read it more and more, and I find it very alarming. If this becomes a trend, we are going to live in pain all over again.
    • masklinn 10y ago
      > If this becomes a trend, we are going to live in pain all over again. It's painfully obvious that we're heading that way. In a way Safari[0] and Apple's tight-fisted control on iOS is a blessing because no matter how much developers gripe about Mobile Safari (for plenty of good reasons mind) they damn well have to test the sucker. [0] despite being "the new IE" to people who have no understanding of what it actually was and why it was a problem.