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Websites work best in the browsers that the developers use to build it, and that will be the only way Chrome can fail.

• beavis2 8y ago
  "Sorry boss, I won't be fixing BUG-332 - I don't use that browser"
  • n42 8y ago
    That was not what I was suggesting. Fact of the matter is that it is easier to get it right the first time in the browser you work in than the browser you don’t. A growing backlog of Chrome bugs and a shrinking backlog of Firefox/whatever else browser front end developers switch to with product teams pushing feature development over bug fixing and then suddenly Chrome is the “unreliable” one.
    • beavis2 8y ago
      Sorry for being flippant. I knew what you meant, and I do agree with you.