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Browser specs are actually pretty well communicated. Most stuff get buy in from major players in the game (e.g. Google and Mozilla). Some stuff remain specific
by aaomidi 5y ago
Browser specs are actually pretty well communicated. Most stuff get buy in from major players in the game (e.g. Google and Mozilla). Some stuff remain specific to one browser (e.g. idle detection in Chrome).
Apple is the one that has consistently been either extremely behind on new functionality, or just broken implementation of existing functionality (basic auth on mobile safari comes to mind).
And again, my main issue is that there is no way to test on Safari without owning Apple hardware.
- tored 5y agoTrue, but if I want to test Chrome I need to install spyware on my computer. ( I'm aware of Chromium releases)
- rejhgadellaa 5y agoSo.. you're saying you can use (pure) Chromium or Brave, Edge, etc, to test, right? Not sure what your point is, because you're immediately saying you know there are alternatives :)
- tored 5y agoPoint is that Google is not a saint for following web standards.