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The problem with Safari from the web developer viewpoint is that it constantly doing something different. There was a horrible time back in early 200x years whe
by SergeAx 6y ago
The problem with Safari from the web developer viewpoint is that it constantly doing something different. There was a horrible time back in early 200x years when we needed to check our HTML and CSS in all the browsers. Today this is mostly over: 99% of layout and scrips are behaving the same in Chrome, Mozilla and both Microsoft IE and Edge. Except for Safari. It is especially annoying for devs working on Linux or Windows machines: we need to have a separate Mac machine to debug Safari issues, and it is twice annoying to be forced to deal with MacOS/Apple special ways of implementing UI/UX.
- lolsal 6y agoYou helped illustrate my point though - I don't care at all what you have to do to do your job as a user using a browser. Sort of like how I don't care about how the engine in a Subaru works compared to the engine in a Honda.