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I honestly wonder if this is real, or the whole story. How many websites are actually doing things that require a meaningful amount of extra effort to support
by kevincennis 8y ago
I honestly wonder if this is real, or the whole story.
How many websites are actually doing things that require a meaningful amount of extra effort to support Firefox if it already works in Chrome/Safari?
For most websites, cross-browser testing is almost an afterthought these days.
- realusername 8y ago> For most websites, cross-browser testing is almost an afterthought these days. Most of my time involves fixing things for IE11 or mobile Safari, Firefox-only or Chrome-only issues are extremely rare.
- kevincennis 8y agoYeah, agreed. I think I run into more issues in Safari than anywhere else these days. It's always some weird rendering bug that mysteriously vanishes with the old null transform trick.
- realusername 8y agoYes exactly, it's either that, or some random JS feature which is unsupported or does not work as expected.