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> That experience is about to have a modern incarnation. You speak like it's coming, but it's already been this way for years. I worked at a company with an SP
by jb1991 5y ago
> That experience is about to have a modern incarnation.
You speak like it's coming, but it's already been this way for years. I worked at a company with an SPA that officially only supported Chrome, and I've since used services by other companies that did not work in Safari or FF only be told by their tech support that I must use Chrome.
- ocdtrekkie 5y agoLine of business apps are definitely already this way, it's why I know the apocalypse is coming for the web when this goes through. My favorite was being told we had to use Chrome on iOS for a site to work... even though obviously it's still just Webkit.
- mmis1000 5y agoBecause there are actually bugs in safari's shell (ui) instead of the browser part(engine). Safari on ios do have more bug than chrome on ios. Because not all safari bugs are browser engine bugs.