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I've had various different issues with Safari as a developer for the last few years (also frequently paired with SVGs for some reason). In the absence of IE, S
by naet 3y ago
I've had various different issues with Safari as a developer for the last few years (also frequently paired with SVGs for some reason). In the absence of IE, Safari has the perfect combination of decent market share and bugs that for my company we get a lot more Safari specific reported issues than any other browser.
It's usually smaller things like SVGs not working with CSS animations, or SVG filters causing weird edge case issues, but I'd really expect any major browser to fully support something like SVG and it's a little disappointing to find that the browser is the issue.
- troupo 3y agoNot to defend Safari in this case, just to give perspective: SVGs are the forgotten unloved child that very few people building browsers care about. And that's unfortunate. See this post for historical context: https://codepen.io/AmeliaBR/post/me-and-svg https://codepen.io/AmeliaBR/post/me-and-svg