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I'm glad to see someone making this for Chrome. I really like how Safari does it. It can check mail and messages, then delete the message after verifying. One o

• trilbyglens 2y ago
  Broken websites aren't enough of a reason to switch?
  • agos 2y ago
    which websites are broken? I'm not seeing them
    • dylan604 2y ago
      Most of my experience with broken sites are from media extensions for javascript that just are not available to anything other than Chrome. These may be niche, but that is my world. I don't use Chrome, so I'm kind of used to seeing these. Again, these may not be in the wild on sites with large visitor counts, but I have had to decide on not using certain things because they are not available in Safari/Firefox.
  • Destiner 2y ago
    I use Safari almost exclusively for all desktop browsing, and haven't seen fully broken or even mildly broken websites in years. I think what helps a lot is that if it's broken in Safari on macOS (not a big deal for the business), it would also be broken in Safari on iOS (which would be a disaster).
  • zabil 2y ago
    Never seen a broken website on safari. Like others mentioned anything specific?