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True. But in some ways current situation with Safari is worse. With IE you could at least say "download a proper browser if you want proper experience" (if you
by Drdrdrq 9y ago
True.
But in some ways current situation with Safari is worse. With IE you could at least say "download a proper browser if you want proper experience" (if you had the luxury of not being in servitude to your visitors). With Safari it's more like "get a proper phone", which is far from costless.
On the bright side, Apple is also hurting themselves with this approach. Missing a good browser will only speed up the decline of iOS.
- AckSyn 9y agoIn reality all it does is hurt your brand to treat iOS browsers like a second class citizen. Any dev shop worth its salt will develop for all four of the big browsers. IE, FF, Safari, and Chrome. I've personally never met a client in the webdev business (current position) that required anything but near identical looks between them all. It's not impossible, and to the contrary opinion of many it's not that difficult for people that know what they're doing. It's just a lot of work.