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> You also had to have Windows in order to test with it. On top of that, crappy or nonexistent dev tools. Same with Safari and you can use VMs for both of them
by MonaroVXR 5y ago
> You also had to have Windows in order to test with it. On top of that, crappy or nonexistent dev tools.
Same with Safari and you can use VMs for both of them.
- freedomben 5y agoEh, I don't think I count macOS/Safari as usable inside a VM. Unless you are running a macOS VM on top of macOS, which defeats the purpose. You can run a hackintosh in a VM but it's not a trivial matter for someone who doesn't know anything about macOS, or hackintosh's, or configuring hardware emulation. I also had it break on me regularly in ways that took lots of time and ducking. I finally decided that if Apple didn't want me to support macOS/Safari, then I wouldn't.