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In reality, none of the browsers are quite standards compliant, and developers don’t know the standards by heart, so they often go with what works on their setu
by gbear605 8y ago
In reality, none of the browsers are quite standards compliant, and developers don’t know the standards by heart, so they often go with what works on their setup, which usually means Chrome.
- sureaboutthis 8y agoAny self-respecting and experienced developer who is worth his salt writes his code towards the standards and not toward a browser. If one needs to adjust his code because it doesn't work in a particular browser, then he's adjusting for the browser, not the standard.
- pjmlp 8y agoGiven the amount of devs that mix gcc or Linux for what ISO C or POSIX actually are, I would say the situation is not much different on the Web.