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> At least those browsers are compatible with the web. Websites will work in them because websites are built to work in Chromium. That is a poorly drawn conclu
by austincheney 8y ago
> At least those browsers are compatible with the web. Websites will work in them because websites are built to work in Chromium.
That is a poorly drawn conclusion. Edge is compatible with the web. Developers are solely developing for Chrome and not caring for cross browser testing. As a Firefox user I sometimes encounter this myself.
- acheron 8y agoDevelopers are solely developing for Chrome and not caring for cross browser testing. The true spirit of Internet Explorer lives on!
- fchristant 8y agohi, I'm the author. Agree with your point when you read it like that, so I'll clarify what I meant. "Compatible with the web" in the context of this article means compatible with the web that is primarily built to work on Chromium/Webkit. Because at this point of time, the web is Chromium. You're right that Edge is compatible with web standards, albeit that they are lagging a bit behind in implementing newer standards. By that logic, IE11 is also compatible with web standards.