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I don't agree much with the article posted but I do slightly agree with "Safari is the new IE." The problem with IE was that is was packaged with the OS with n

I don't agree much with the article posted but I do slightly agree with "Safari is the new IE." The problem with IE was that is was packaged with the OS with no way to uninstall. iOS is worse in the regard that you must use WebKit if the you decide to create your own browser and Safari is packaged with the OS. Chrome is the one of the first to receive new features from what I have gathered but I guess it all depends.

MBCook 9y ago
My disagreement with the 'Safari is the new IE' is that while Safari may not be deploying feature X, it's still updates with new features every year. It's a preference issue. IE was totally static (except for some security updates) for YEARS. It's lot they didn't add sexy new thing X, it's they didn't add anything. I don't think it's a fair comparison because the situations were so different.