I’m not responding to the title. The project is introduced as “TinkerBird is a Chrome-native vector database designed for efficient storage and retrieval of hig

I’m not responding to the title. The project is introduced as “TinkerBird is a Chrome-native vector database designed for efficient storage and retrieval of high-dimensional vectors (embeddings).” The condescension against a valid question is also not appreciated. Edit: Can’t respond to reply since it’s been flagged dead: > needlessly ornery focus on something irrelevant For a web developer, browser support is one of the most important considerations. I can’t use the most amazing library in the world if that means 10%-50% of my users are locked out (not exaggerating, a mobile-centric site for a U.S. audience could see ~50% traffic from Safari). And to expand on the question, IndexedDB implementations can be quirky (at least historically), so without digging into the code it’s entirely conceivable to me that e.g. Safari support could be somehow troublesome.