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All browsers got to be compared on their bleeding edge/canary builds for this, not just Safari.
by freediver 5y ago
All browsers got to be compared on their bleeding edge/canary builds for this, not just Safari.
- realusername 5y agoExcept that there's a very big gap between what's being actually shipped in each browser. Comparing Chrome edge with Firefox edge is okay since they have a similar release schedule, Safari is much much slower though.
- ksec 5y agoI double checked on Wiki, it seems for the past 6 years Safari has been on a 6 months release cycle. Major version in September and minor release in March / April. So this isn't as bad as I thought. The difference being previously their development speed have been very slow so it felt not doing enough. They picked up their progress since Safari 13 and are now catching up in lots of areas. You will notice Safari 15 TP release note is getting long with every release. So may be in terms of webpage it is not that bad anymore. I know people who develop Web Apps will have a different list to complain about :).
- concinds 5y agoI remember seeing a tweet by the Safari team that they have more openings than ever; great news, they have a lot of catch up to do! I really hope they can gain an equal footing and start having a better (bigger?) impact on the web.