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In today's webbrowser landscape Safari is the one lagging behind. Firefox is doing very well in regards to implementing web standards while Safari doesn't impl
by foepys 4y ago
In today's webbrowser landscape Safari is the one lagging behind.
Firefox is doing very well in regards to implementing web standards while Safari doesn't implement enough to be called up to date or modern.
- matthewmacleod 4y agoThis is not really true, for what it's worth. The latest releases of all browsers are fairly comparable; Chrome is a bit ahead, and Safari and Firefox mostly trade off against each other: https://caniuse.com/?compare=chrome+103,safari+15.5,firefox+102&compareCats=all https://caniuse.com/?compare=chrome+103,safari+15.5,firefox+...
- foepys 4y agoSome of those are pretty major, while others are nice to have, and some others are privacy nightmares and Firefox not implementing them is deliberate, like the battery and gyroscope APIs. Safari doesn't support CSS subgrids, AV1, Push API, HTTP/3, and regex lookbehind. Except for Push API and video codecs, I see those as major flaws holding back the web. Firefox can do better at some CSS functionality, with that I can agree.