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And this is the end users problem... how?

• sbarre 8y ago
  Lack of support for one.. Safari doesn't have the market share to force developers to support it when it's painful to work with..
  • ectospheno 8y ago
    If you can't make a web site work with Safari then you have no business calling yourself a web developer. Not even joking.
    • bobwaycott 8y ago
      I was under the impression the discussion was about developing extensions for Safari, not websites.
    • hegz 8y ago
      I am perfectly capable of making a website work in safari but I am not able to test it because I don't want to spend $xxxx buying a macbook for the purpose of refreshing a web page. Firefox and chrome run on my dev machine and Microsoft gives out a free VM image with edge.
  • Qwertie 8y ago
    I'd say the majority of websites were never tested on safari because most small dev places can't afford to buy macbooks just to test one browser.
    • codezero 8y ago
      They could use Sauce labs or some similar very affordable solution.
      • Qwertie 8y ago
        Potentially. Although in my experience safari works 99% the same as chrome so I'd bet a bunch of devs just assume if it works on chrome it will work on safari.