Yep, I have had to support IE7 and 8. IE6 was, thankfully, a bit before my time. And yeah, the title is pretty clickbaity; guilty as charged! But my blog has n

Yep, I have had to support IE7 and 8. IE6 was, thankfully, a bit before my time. And yeah, the title is pretty clickbaity; guilty as charged! But my blog has no ads, so it's not like I'm making money off of it. I'm just trying to draw attention to what I think is an important issue. As others have pointed out, it's all a matter of perspective. If you're trying to build for Web 2.0, then Safari is a fine browser. But if you're trying to build for Web 3.0 (or the "next web" or "appy web" or whatever you want to call it), then prepare to be disappointed.