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What’s also funny is that if they just use the right abstraction layers developing for Linux shouldn’t be much more effort than for Mac

• saagarjha 6y ago
  They already are, it's the browser…
• user5994461 6y ago
  Mac is one platform. Linux is tens of different operating systems.
  • sleavey 6y ago
    If only there were some kind of platform agnostic hypertext language that could be used here so that vendors didn't need to care about the details of the user's operating system. /s
    • user5994461 6y ago
      I can hardly get web developers to test on another browser than Chrome, I can't imagine what it will take to get them to test on another OS.
      • sleavey 6y ago
        My point was that it shouldn't matter which user agent you use; they should all implement the standards.
      • noodlesUK 6y ago
        If none of the web devs at a big company like HBO use Linux as their daily driver (at least at home), I’d be very surprised...
• loeg 6y ago
  This is likely intentional user-agent filtering rather than any browser feature support issue. Linux is a first class platform for Chrome. Chase (the bank) does something similar.