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I think the feature to compare could be made a little more obvious - I can see why they would default to Chrome (both the most popular browser & also the one th
by lucideer 3y ago
I think the feature to compare could be made a little more obvious - I can see why they would default to Chrome (both the most popular browser & also the one that shows the starkest difference), but tbh I find the most interesting comparison being against macOS Safari - that list seems really surprising to me.
This also would of course be even nicer if you could define any browser as the "target" (e.g. compare Chrome -vs- Firefox) but then that wouldn't serve their very nice domain purchase as neatly.
- plufz 3y agoYeah, I would like to know more about the Mac vs iOS WebKit as well. I would have guessed that the development of both would be done by the same team and that it would be very close for all features where they didn’t take a strategic decision to hinder web apps on the phone or performance/ux. But for example not having the autofocus attribute or pseudo selection css seems a little strange even though I can see how it could affect ux on the phone, especially the autofocus which would show the keyboard.