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If I develop in a single OS, it doesn't matter to me where else my browser's available. So if I design things without using Linux, Safari's sufficient, and ther
by zimbabwe 17y ago
If I develop in a single OS, it doesn't matter to me where else my browser's available. So if I design things without using Linux, Safari's sufficient, and there's no disadvantage to my using it.
Two browsers can each be good without one rendering the other entirely useless. Safari's development environment is in many ways better than Firefox's, so why not use it when you've got it (which is 99% of the time)?
- rbanffy 17y agoI spend less than 99% of my time under either Windows and OSX. In fact, it's a pain to work in an environment without proper software management (and no, macports and Fink are not enough, at least not for me)