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I was totally confused. It has nothing to do with Darwin, the open source components of macOS? And you refer to it as an .app which it isn't? Even more confusi
by SpikeDad 7y ago
I was totally confused. It has nothing to do with Darwin, the open source components of macOS? And you refer to it as an .app which it isn't?
Even more confusing is that you haven't tested it with Safari?
- DarwinMailApp 7y agoCorrect. Correct. Incorrect. DarwinMail is a mobile responsive web app :) I have tested DarwinMail with many browsers and found many differences in the way it behaves as many browsers tend to support various types of web functionalities in different ways. For example, clicking a button in Chrome does not behave the same way as clicking a button in Firefox or Safari. I have tested so many different behaviours on many different browsers. I am in the process of cataloguing every specific web functionality I require in DarwinMail and making a chart of those functionalities across several browsers to ensure I know exactly what needs to be tested, what is working and what needs to be fixed.