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I was excited about these but turns out most of them don't work on Firefox Mobile for me.
by namanyayg 3y ago
I was excited about these but turns out most of them don't work on Firefox Mobile for me.
- onion2k 3y agoThat doesn't stop you using them. 'responsive design' and 'progressive enhancement' are about delivering the best possible experience for the user using the capabilities of their device. That means not giving everyone the same experience. Make it better where you can.
- louiskottmann 3y agoI would honestly rather not make any user's Chrome experience better than Firefox given the curtent marketshares. It would not feel ethical to me to partake in helping Google seize more power on browsers.
- Gare 3y agoIn my experience, it's Chrome that usually lags behind in implementing new standardized features (subgrid, for example).
- barrell 3y agoI’m primarily a safari user but spent a few months with Firefox and Brave and now recently with Arc. I always feel like whichever rendering engine I’m not using atm is lagging so far behind. To me that means realistically there’s probably a pretty healthy amount of technical competition in the industry, and just too much for any one team to tackle. I do think safari takes a little bit too much heat though (but I’m biased :D)
- Dah00n 3y agoModern-day IE does need some heat though.
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- Gare 3y agoHuh? Which ones? I also use Firefox Mobile and they all seem to work.
- uallo 3y agoOn Android? You must be on an ancient version then. All of these things—except for the new `word-wrap: pretty` property value—are supported in Firefox for Android.
- Gare 3y ago"text-wrap: balance;" works, only "pretty" is not yet supported