> , but there were fairly basic HTML tags they didn't implement, and others they implemented completely differently. Javascript features were all over the map.

> , but there were fairly basic HTML tags they didn't implement, and others they implemented completely differently. Javascript features were all over the map. For the tags I do agree but for the Javascript I have a good bunch of pollyfills just for Safari in place. > That realusername has to dig up four fairly esoteric edge-case issues to show that Safari is "total nonsense", and then have HatchedLake point out that at least two of those aren't even current, is ample proof that it's the comparison of IE to Safari that's total nonsense. All of those issues are current and very much not fixed. Yeah they are very old and have been there for almost 10 years I do agree, but it's still broken now, even after 10 years.