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You use it sure, but du you know how much additional money was sirens just to work around problems with safari so that you don't notice a difference? How many
by dathinab 5y ago
You use it sure, but du you know how much additional money was sirens just to work around problems with safari so that you don't notice a difference?
How many web apps where cancelled or has to be fundamentally changed because safari?
As a user you tend to not see it as safari is a high profile target and as such devs tend to make sure it works for it.
- PeterWhittaker 5y agoAs a dev who works on a Mac with Safari, I say none: my co’s app, which is quite complex, “just works” on Safari (what I use), Chrome (what the rest of the team uses), and Edge (what our bigger customers use). Is this because of React? Babel? Webpack? Maybe. All I know is that we happily code away on this complex beast, and everything. Just. Works. Everywhere.
- dmitriid 5y agoThe original statement was "anything beyond basic website Safari is a buggy mess", not "You use it sure, but du you know how much additional money was sirens just to work around problems". So. As a person who uses Safari as a primary browser, I call bullshit on the first statement. Additionally, as a person who does frontend for a living (21 years and counting, sometimes just frontend, sometimes fullstack), I call bullshit on the second statement.