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Plus there's obvious rendering problems with the site's nav on Chrome. Made obvious when you click that little bag icon at the very right of the nav. I'm conv

• briandear 9y ago
  To be fair, a large number of sites seem to never visit their sites on Safari. Have a look at the Javascript console when using Safari. All sorts of small issues that are simple fixes but they get ignored, especially when it comes to javascript embeds such as help desk widgets.
• systoll 9y ago
  That only affects people with 'experimental web platform features' turned on in chrome://flags. Apple is using 'backdrop-filter' in its CSS. Safari's the only browser to support it ATM, but it degrades gracefully. If you have that flag set, though, chrome lets you see their half-finished implementation.