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> Most users will have other browsers installed along with Safari. And they will just switch browser if something doesn't work, they are used to it. I haven't
by hk1337 4y ago
> Most users will have other browsers installed along with Safari. And they will just switch browser if something doesn't work, they are used to it.
I haven't found that to be entirely true. Users will definitely have multiple browsers installed but that's usually because someone in their IT department had them install a second browser for testing. Most users will use one browser the entire time and need someone to tell them to try it in another browser if it's not working.
- jeroenhd 4y agoThis is also my experience, but people do tend to migrate to a different browser entirely if their workflows don't work in the other browser. If every website works in Chrome and most websites work in IE, users will switch to Chrome. Same with Safari. If the thing you're building is interesting enough for users to return to it, the unsupported browser may just stop getting used all together, especially if multiple sites break at the same time (i.e. when Safari broke WebAssembly support).