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Depends on the context of course but this generally rings true. The amount of business we would be losing by ignoring mobile safari users is staggering. For wh
by breakfastduck 5y ago
Depends on the context of course but this generally rings true.
The amount of business we would be losing by ignoring mobile safari users is staggering. For whatever reason it's also the majority browser, I dont think its safe to assume that the users of your site using safari are equal to the percentage of the market share even.
Ignoring it is a very unusual stance unless your site/app is basically exclusively desktop.