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> I am yet to meet competent developers who have ever given two hoots about “super fastest browser #1!!” blog posts over feature completed-ness / spec-complianc

> I am yet to meet competent developers who have ever given two hoots about “super fastest browser #1!!” blog posts over feature completed-ness / spec-compliance. I'd like to think I'm a competent dev. I use Safari as my daily driver because the difference in performance/battery life on Apple silicon is worth whatever small incompatibilities I run into. It just doesn't ever impact me on a day-to-day basis in the way that performance and battery life do. Good engineering is all about trade-offs and this is one that doesn't even require a second thought for me.

myspy 4y ago
I use Safari as my main browser too. The features that link it between Mac and iPhone are very nice and easy to use. What also is cool in Safari is to zoom into a page so that everything gets bigger which makes it easier to read text or view pictures (not sure if this is the normal zoom a site has, or something on top OS wise). But a lot of sites are breaking that behaviour now, which results in either not being able to zoom or elements overlapping in weird ways, text not staying where it should. I wonder what CSS stuff is used there.