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A few…? It's not my experience as a web developer. It's 'a lot' at best. And not only in js, but also in css or literal anywhere you might interact to. It alw
by mmis1000 4y ago
A few…?
It's not my experience as a web developer. It's 'a lot' at best. And not only in js, but also in css or literal anywhere you might interact to.
It always requires a few workaround when I finished the page in other browser. Firefox or Chrome, in the other end. If your page works on one of them, it will pretty much just work on the other.
Safari is probably 50% of my bug ticket, almost equals to every others sums together.
Write a page for safari really reminds me the age IE is still a thing.
- culi 4y agoInteresting. I've run into issues with the way Safari handles transparency values, but don't actually come across many other Safari specific issues these days. Safari has been pouring a lot of effort into improving their web compatibility recently and I feel like it's already making a difference I'd be very curious to hear some common issues you have to deal with