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chrome is the new IE6 I've heard this repeated a few times, and it's utter nonsense. Unless you're deliberately going off into the weeds, a full featured SPA w
by stickfigure 8y ago
chrome is the new IE6
I've heard this repeated a few times, and it's utter nonsense. Unless you're deliberately going off into the weeds, a full featured SPA works the same on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. I don't even bother testing on multiple platforms anymore; they just work.
I did web development in the IE6 era (and before). This is nothing like that.
- danielovichdk 8y agoI do believe the live standards from whatwg is a good example of some vendors making it possible to implement features before other vendors do. It creates a gap, it creates a constant drive forward which again seems, IMO, to sometimes be about vendor competition instead of the greater good of the web.