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How can that possibly be the case if it's becoming more, not less, standards compliant and performant?! Additionally, it even manages to outperform Blink in ce
by leadingthenet 6y ago
How can that possibly be the case if it's becoming more, not less, standards compliant and performant?!
Additionally, it even manages to outperform Blink in certain use cases / benchmarks, especially after the last major update or so.
It might not be Apple's bread and butter like Blink is for Google, but I see no obvious signs of WebKit dying, though I'm open to proof to the contrary.
- RonanTheGrey 6y agoPWA anybody?
- realusername 6y agoPWA, wepb, fullscreen support, intersection observers... the list is very long. And I'm not counting the basic bugs they never solved.
- kalleboo 6y agoWhat's wrong with WebKit's implementation of intersection observers?
- KajMagnus 6y agoI recently lost 2 days troubleshooting an iOS 13 Safari bug: It just froze, when it got certain html. Wasn't possible to connect a debugger. Never seen that in a browser before. FF, Chrome: all fine, page rendered correctly. (I had to bisection-comment out half the html page and so on, until I found out what made Safari freeze. The problem: Radio buttons in separate divs but not wrapped in separate forms, killed Safari.)