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Since they're not inclined to ensure all browsers can support it (the "walled garden" principle at work), makes sense to say what it does intentionally work on,
by ctdonath 12y ago
Since they're not inclined to ensure all browsers can support it (the "walled garden" principle at work), makes sense to say what it does intentionally work on, and even take minor steps to ensure unsupported platforms don't work (so they don't get hit with "well, it sorta worked but sucked on Browser X!"
- FLGMwt 12y agoNot a super great argument for a $700bn company and when Safari has a < %5 browser market share. It's definitely intentional and definitely lame.