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1. Safari is not the new IE by a long shot: https://webkit.org/status/ https://webkit.org/status/ 2. iOS 7 was released September of 2013; that's ancient histo

1. Safari is not the new IE by a long shot: https://webkit.org/status/ https://webkit.org/status/ 2. iOS 7 was released September of 2013; that's ancient history in the iOS ecosystem 3. the installed base of iOS 10 is a smidge under 80%; iOS 7 is likely around 1%: https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/ https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/

shakna 10y ago
> 1. Safari is not the new IE by a long shot: https://webkit.org/status/ https://webkit.org/status/ Yes, they've made great strides with JavaScript future support... But they still have some major issues! [0] Let me just draw out a few from that list that are supported by Chrome, not Safari on iOS 10.3, that really should have support: * No public key pinning * No paged media queries * No ChaCha20 for TLS * No FLAC, no Ogg Vorbis support * No png favicons, because Apple is special and needs their own format that doesn't comply with anybody else * No download attribute. * No resize attribute for CSS. [0] http://caniuse.com/#compare=ios_saf+10.3,and_chr+57 http://caniuse.com/#compare=ios_saf+10.3,and_chr+57