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Just use Firefox If you want to be sure your stuff works across browsers, test in safari Don’t support or trust ad companies to deliver technology, their inte

Just use Firefox If you want to be sure your stuff works across browsers, test in safari Don’t support or trust ad companies to deliver technology, their interests are always misaligned with the user

meibo 6y ago
Safari is arguably the worst browser to do general tests in if you're not making iOS apps, as it has a history of rendering and behaving differently than any other browser. The dev tools are also unusable compared to Chrome.
- littlestymaar 6y ago
  I think you misunderstood the GP's comment. They aren't advocating to work with Safari, but to work with Firefox then to test with Safari. If it works in Safari after being developed in Firefox, it's likely to work everywhere.
  - marczellm 6y ago
    FWIW I haven't found that to be the case with something as simple as making an image autoresize.
    - sbarre 6y ago
      Then you can keep a Chromium-based browser like Brave around for some additional testing, even if it's not your daily driver.
- fiatjaf 6y ago
  By "any other" you mean Chrome and Firefox?
iso1631 6y ago
A generation ago people used to say "as long as it works in IE6 then that's all you need, who cares about other browsers" Now it's Chrome, but it's the same danger.