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While it's a solution, it's not a simple one. Developers don't have this luxury. Choosing an OS to support means supporting all the APIs and possible ecosystem
by lighthazard 10y ago
While it's a solution, it's not a simple one. Developers don't have this luxury. Choosing an OS to support means supporting all the APIs and possible ecosystem that comes with it.
- AsyncAwait 10y agoBut they're not supporting an OS, but a browser here. If it works in Firefox on Windows, there's no technical reason for it not to work the same way in Firefox on Linux.
- emodendroket 10y agoYeah there's no reason at all that anything would work differently in one browser or another, signed, a guy who has never done Web development.
- minitech 10y agoAgain: operating system, not browser.
- allannienhuis 10y agoThere are differences in supported features on different OS's with the same browser. They don't ship identical bits on each platform. The differences are pretty minor OS integration things usually, but there are differences.
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