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Safari IS often behind on things. It's the ONLY major browser that doesn't support 'overflow-anchor: auto' even though that's been the default in all other brow
by mholt 2y ago
Safari IS often behind on things. It's the ONLY major browser that doesn't support 'overflow-anchor: auto' even though that's been the default in all other browsers for years now. https://caniuse.com/css-overflow-anchor https://caniuse.com/css-overflow-anchor
Their TP finally implements it, but years late.
- hbn 2y agoApple's hesitance on implementing browser features can also be a positive. They held off on web push forever which is a good thing because web push is horrible and just opened the floodgates for everyone's grandma's Samsung phone being constantly covered with online gambling ads. When Apple finally implemented it, they did it so it's only allowed for web pages saved to your homescreen like an app which I think is a good compromise. Safari is the only thing stopping Google from running rampant with implementing new "web standards" because all browsers on the iPhone are Safari, so everyone needs to make sure their site works in a browser other than Chrome. This is looking to be on borrowed time unfortunately because regulators are looking to force Apple to allow other browser engines. So look forward to Google's stranglehold on the internet being further cemented.
- ashtonmeuser 2y agoSafari also entirely disables CSS multi-column when printing per this 17 year old bug: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15546 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15546.