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This has existed for every web engine since time immemorial, calling out Safari is misleading. Firefox calls them "site interventions" and Chrome calls them "pa
by phrz 2y ago
This has existed for every web engine since time immemorial, calling out Safari is misleading. Firefox calls them "site interventions" and Chrome calls them "patches" rather than Safari/WebKit's "quirks".
- kalleboo 2y agoAnd beyond web engines, operating systems have them too - both Windows and macOS have workarounds for popular apps.
- kmlx 2y agogpu drivers with patches for individual games.
- nightpool 2y agoDo you have a link to the Chrome site-specific patches directory? As you can imagine, it's pretty hard to search for :P