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• refulgentis 3y ago
  Fine on M2 Pro: forced obsolescence! :P EDIT: _not_ fine on M2 Pro: Chrome works, Safari doesn't. As long as I'm here...so much ink has been spilled on Safari and it's a bitter debate. I really, really, really wanted to make Safari work for a web app and had to give up after months of effort. So many workarounds and oddities that simply aren't present in other browsers. After 15 years orbiting Apple dev...I've finally acquiesced to the viewpoint that carefully filing & maintaining a backlog of bug reports, checking for fixes, and providing a broken experience isn't worth it to me or users
  • toast0 3y ago
    > As long as I'm here...so much ink has been spilled on Safari and it's a bitter debate. Kind of silly to debate over such things. On desktop, the built in browser's only job is to let you download a better browser.
• soperj 3y ago
  Interestingly I don't have an issue on Firefox (on a Thinkpad), it renders the content immediately, then a second or 2 later it tells me there's a script slowing down the page, i pressed stop and it rendered all of the comments fine. Whatever that script is doing, it's not useful for actually rendering content.