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> The point is they are not even compliment to their "own" spec. They are part of whatwg. I think web devs have too much faith in the "standard"; the WHATWG sp
by shiomiru 1y ago
> The point is they are not even compliment to their "own" spec. They are part of whatwg.
I think web devs have too much faith in the "standard"; the WHATWG specifies anything supported by two implementations, and with Google controlling Mozilla that already feels somewhat unfair...
> Write a page on chrome, works 90% on Firefox. But will likely works 10% on safari.
Disregarding the issue that you're writing pages that only 90% work on anything but Chrome... do you have any examples of Safari misbehaving?
- mmis1000 1y agoThe ios safari lies you about (or simply bugged out) video play event, display video element on play event will show a blank screen to user. This never happen in any other browser(including those china vendor browsers) except safari. To make this worse, you can't make a unloaded video element on safari to have transparent background so user will definitely see a black square unless you add a delay to mitigate the problem.(Most players already do it, but it's still a pain if you need to make one from scratch)