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You assume malicious intent. At work, developers are exclusively given Macs as corporate laptops, and all our internal developer tools, guidelines, and acceptan
by lopkeny12ko 3y ago
You assume malicious intent. At work, developers are exclusively given Macs as corporate laptops, and all our internal developer tools, guidelines, and acceptance tests run on Chrome.
The side effect of this is that stuff is broken in Firefox all the time. And if you're using Firefox on anything other than a Mac, good luck getting anyone here to fix your issue.
- thx-2718 3y agoWouldn't that be an inefficiency of your organization? i.e. not following defined standards and verifying interoperability? Standards are made for a reason, I expect professionals to be informed of them and put effort into adhering to them.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y agoRemind me where you work so I can avoid whatever it is your company makes.
- lopkeny12ko 3y agoDoesn't matter. I've worked at a lot of "top 100" Internet properties over the years, many of which you probably use at least once a month. You would be surprised how many companies don't test their product on anything other than Macs and Chrome.