Safari is the problem. Even allowing choices doesn't matter (see the whole IE issue for how competition dies in face of convenient defaults) Its a problem bec

Safari is the problem. Even allowing choices doesn't matter (see the whole IE issue for how competition dies in face of convenient defaults) Its a problem because as opposed to the article view (who cares about a subset of advanced features) it also botches standard common and useful stuff, like positioning fixed element having a css transform differently to every other browser or misrepresenting the actual viewport dimension or having unreliable orientation change events.