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I wouldn't go as far as calling it an "IE", because those of us who lived through that know it was a completely different experience. But yes, Safari is slow i
by michalstanko 5y ago
I wouldn't go as far as calling it an "IE", because those of us who lived through that know it was a completely different experience.
But yes, Safari is slow in implementing new features a bit and it does get annoying from time to time. But it's nowhere near the IE hell from ~2000 - 2008.
- MatmaRex 5y agoIt totally is. I used to write custom CSS for IE to make drop shadows work (it didn't support the standard syntax). Now I write custom CSS for Safari to make drop shadows work (there's a bug where if you remove the node, its shadow sometimes stays behind).
- shukantpal 5y agoAnd? Single data point.
- conductr 5y agoEveryone else in the world writing CSS has to jump through the same hoops they are referring to... does that really fall under "single data point"?