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Yeah but to support safari, you need a way to test your web application with it. The only way to do that is to buy a Mac. That's why a lot of sites don't suppo
by hypfer 7y ago
Yeah but to support safari, you need a way to test your web application with it.
The only way to do that is to buy a Mac. That's why a lot of sites don't support it.
- agloeregrets 7y agoBrowserstack.com Also 50% of the US mobile browser market. (Don’t forget iPhone and iPad.) This is a bs excuse. The only really hard one to test with is IE11, simply because the dev tools are so incredibly slow on a web app.
- sgt 7y agoI think Microsoft can afford it. I heard at some point they were Apple's largest corporate client for Macintoshes.
- sodosopa 7y agoThat’s actually incorrect. I used Browserstack for testing our web apps. Why buy a Mac when you could basically rent one for your browser testing. We script it out and test out pre-prod web apps.