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Your point may have been true around the late 2000's and early 2010's. But there's no way Apple of today lacks the resources to make Safari better. That's what
by mthoms 5y ago
Your point may have been true around the late 2000's and early 2010's. But there's no way Apple of today lacks the resources to make Safari better.
That's what's so frustrating. It's very obviously a conscious decision to let it languish in order to push people towards native (and Apple's 30% cut).
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 5y agoIt might almost be time for Apple to step up to the browser-wars plate and push W3C standards like they push privacy.
- sbuk 5y agoRhetorically, why kill the golden goose?
- mthoms 5y agoBecause the open web is possibly mankind's greatest advancement in the last 30 (or so) years. Intentionally crippling its continued advancement in the interest of greed is repugnant. Yeah I know, its a moral argument not a business one. But, Apple does market itself as a highly moral, socially conscious, and highly progressive company. Maybe one day they will do the right thing. A guy can dream.