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My business is 80% mobile traffic, of which 80% is iOS. It feels a lot like the old IE6 days, only (fortunately) less painful.
by tomnipotent 8y ago
My business is 80% mobile traffic, of which 80% is iOS. It feels a lot like the old IE6 days, only (fortunately) less painful.
- realusername 8y agoYeah I confirm, I spend so much time fixing bugs for IE11 and Safari mobile.
- kkarakk 8y agosimilar market forces at play - apple users use safari coz it is the default browser so you have to develop for safari first not web first just like ms wanted you to develop for IE first not web first.
- mcintyre1994 8y agoIt's actually the only browser engine on iOS, all the third party ones are just skins on it with convenience features like syncing with their desktop counterparts.
- solarkraft 8y ago... For some reason. Because Apple. This is one of the things keeping me from taking them seriously.
- majewsky 8y agoI recall how much joy I felt when my company's IT retired IE 7 and force-upgraded everyone to IE 8. So much polyfills and crutches that we could get rid of... (It was about the same, to a lesser extent, when moving the minimum requirement up to IE 9. That's the point where I stopped thinking about browser support.)