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I was writing, copy&pasting, linking, etc. but in the end I gave up. There's simply too much that is wrong and it would take a long list to refute every single
by Dah00n 5y ago
I was writing, copy&pasting, linking, etc. but in the end I gave up. There's simply too much that is wrong and it would take a long list to refute every single thing and I just does not have the time or energy to waste (Safari have taken enough already, as IE used to).
In short, it isn't about "IE vs Safari". Both have multiple versions. What was awful was that IE was behind the times. Everything else was basically fixed by pasting a few lines of code from awesome people. Safari is way more work today than IE was back in the day and doing any modern web development is a breeze today - until you need to make it work in Safari.
- lucideer 5y ago> Safari is way more work today than IE was back in the day There's a bunch of good and bad arguments in sibling comments: some of them may be subjective. But this quote really caught me out. Wow. Wow. Presuming that you've been developing website for more than 10 years, and that your knowledge of IE6 is based on hard experience and not just reading... what on earth are you doing that is so difficult in Safari?
- skydhash 5y agoI’d say trying to make a PWA with Push Notifications on iOS.
- frusciante29 5y agoWouldn't it be nice to skip the $99 developer fee and just send Push Notifications to anyone and everyone, using Apple's servers?
- Jcowell 5y agoThis seems to me like trying to catch a fish in space. It doesn’t exist. Everyone knows it doesn’t exists. So why are you trying for something that doesn’t exists and the only work wordings are inconvenient for the average users. It’s like complaining that Xbox consoles are inadequate for not playing PS games when it’s already established that they won’t from the jump.