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Unless of course you're referring to ES6 support, in which case it has the best support.
by protobuflol 9y ago
Unless of course you're referring to ES6 support, in which case it has the best support.
- n42 9y agoYou're probably right, I only have to deal with CSS inconsistencies since JS tooling largely solves that problem for me these days. Unfortunately tools like CSS prefixer can't solve for everything.
- protobuflol 9y agoTotally. Anecdotally, though, a) firefox diverges further from chrome than safari does and b) the types of CSS flaws don't wven approach the black magic of designing for IE6.