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Showing that your product works flawlessly on the market-leading browser is not "bad" in my opinion. If he'd tried it in Firefox next I think everyone would ha
by ballenf 9y ago
Showing that your product works flawlessly on the market-leading browser is not "bad" in my opinion.
If he'd tried it in Firefox next I think everyone would have been distracted by the question in their heads of "does it not work on Chrome?".
- josteink 9y ago> I think everyone would have been distracted by the question in their heads of "does it not work on Chrome?". Or maybe be they would had thought “Wow. Finally someone who does proper cross-browser testing and not just defaulting to Chrome. How refreshing. Maybe there’s hope for the web after all?”