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I'm really torn here. Do you use less code and support Safari and Chrome, or wait for jQuery Mobile, which has wider support. Anybody have thoughts to offer h

I'm really torn here. Do you use less code and support Safari and Chrome, or wait for jQuery Mobile, which has wider support. Anybody have thoughts to offer here? I've already run into an issue in which somebody complained about Skyfire not working with something as simple as a click binding.

jherdman 16y ago
I'm waiting. Targeting Webkit is no better than targeting IE.
- mcantelon 16y ago
  If you're developing for mobile and targeting WebKit you're targetting iPhone, Android, Palm, and (soon) Blackberry. Those are the major smartphone vendors.
  - superk 16y ago
    You can add Symbian and Samsung/Bada too. http://www.cloudfour.com/mobile-operating-systems-and-browsers-are-headed-in-opposite-directions/ http://www.cloudfour.com/mobile-operating-systems-and-browse...