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I started a thread of specific complaints on Twitter and tagged @jensimmons. Every issue was quietly resolved a few releases later.

• olliej 2y ago
  … so you reported bugs and they were fixed?
  • runjake 2y ago
    To be fair, this is a rare occurrence, from my own experiences with reporting bugs to Apple, along with what I hear from others. I have over two pages of bug reports spanning a couple decades marked as "in-progress" or "needs to be reviewed". These are solid bug reports with PoCs and backing data that took me a lot of time to assemble, not just "Safari don't work". Maybe 10% of my bugs are fixed or closed with "won't fix".
    • olliej 2y ago
      One thing to consider, if you're filing bugs on webkit (e.g engine issues vs. the safari app) is reporting them to bugs.webkit.org, which if nothing else results in more accessible info for you. The also used to be a fairly active irc channel back in the day, but I vaguely recall articles a few years ago about free node shutting down or something, so I'm not sure where discussions actually happen these days.