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Safari is an awfully platform to support. Its prevalence on iOS and the Draconian way in which its presence is imposed makes me consider it the new, and worse,
by politelemon 4y ago
Safari is an awfully platform to support. Its prevalence on iOS and the Draconian way in which its presence is imposed makes me consider it the new, and worse, IE.
In the past I would test it via crossbrowsertesting.com, and that's worth a shot, as it can provide tunneling software to your local environment.
Recently I've chosen to treat it the same way as any other closed platform: I don't support it and don't wish its poison to propagate further. Granted, I am but an irrelevant drop in an ocean.
- h4ch1 4y agoYeah, it's really unfortunate but a lot of people are users; they'll buy a Mac and Safari will satisfy 99.9% of their requirements; but it becomes horrible when you have to build web applications to support it, and it becomes a really tedious conversation when you have to explain how the browser they're using is an afterthought and they're better off using Firefox/Chromium.