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What is your definition of “viable”? Plenty of people own iPhones, which is locked down to webkit. Similarly, firefox is fine. I switch between it chromium a
by hedora 1y ago
What is your definition of “viable”? Plenty of people own iPhones, which is locked down to webkit.
Similarly, firefox is fine. I switch between it chromium and safari for dev work, and (unless you go out of your way to find a counterexample) they’re completely interchangeable in terms of compatibility and real-world performance.
Firefox runs fine on android, so there’s not even a platform where chrome is the only choice (other than chromebooks).
- lynndotpy 1y agoI know this is not typical, but I just run into breaking bugs on Firefox on every platform which prevent me from using Firefox (except Intel MacOS, which I have not used, and Windows, which I haven't used in a few years.) For Safari, the problem for most platforms is that it doesn't run on most platforms. It doesn't really count to me if I can't use it on my computers. (Caveat that there are non-Safari webkit browsers, but they're not very good.)