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There's actual downside to this. You now need Mac just to develop the web, otherwise it might break on iOS too. My latest personal web design works well on Chr
by innocenat 5y ago
There's actual downside to this. You now need Mac just to develop the web, otherwise it might break on iOS too.
My latest personal web design works well on Chrome and Firefox, but there were some z-index problem with Safari which I didn't know until someone report it to me. Good thing I have access to Mac, otherwise I wouldn't even know where to start.
- freediver 5y agoOK so let's have a thought experiment here. The only way to solve all these problems is to have just one browser. Because as soon as that number is greater than 1, there are going to be incompatibilities which will lead us to current state of affairs eventually. Would like a world with just one browser? Which one would it be?
- innocenat 5y agoFirefox and Chrom(ium) can be installed on almost all major OS. Microsoft has always provided VM images of Windows+IE/Edge in supported configuration in the common formats (VirtualBox, VMWare, etc) for free. Apple provide nothing after they discontinued Safari on Windows. I don't mind testing on all major browser as long as I am not required to buy a specific hardware for all the browsers.