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Firefox => Chrome works pretty well. The other direction? Not so much…
by erichocean 6y ago
Firefox => Chrome works pretty well. The other direction? Not so much…
- gmanley 6y agoIt really depends on what you are developing. If you are using cutting edge browser features. Things like WASM or new JS APIs, sure you'll likely run into incompatibilities. However, if you are building a pretty standard content website, not a single page app, from my experience, pretty much everything just works between browsers. This was definitely not the case 10 years ago. Especially when including IE in the mix.
- erichocean 6y ago> If you are using cutting edge browser features. This comment section is about Flash. We're only talking about "cutting edge browser features." Otherwise, I agree.
- acdha 6y agoThese days, it really comes down to “Do you need to support IE?” — even for fairly new features, if they're standard you should still check https://caniuse.com/ https://caniuse.com/ first but it's likely that the answer will be “Yes” for everything except IE11 and, far less frequently, Mobile Safari.
- DannyB2 6y agoI always love new whizbang browser features. But I avoid them until they are common enough in the end user base that I can actually expect to be able to use those new features. Now modern browsers that are self updating is a huge help.