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I think you've misunderstood the post. Many developers are still suffering from how MS throttled back on browser development, but there's an end in sight. User
by jaffathecake 11y ago
I think you've misunderstood the post.
Many developers are still suffering from how MS throttled back on browser development, but there's an end in sight. Users made that happen by voting with their feet.
On iOS, there's nowhere else to go, so no user vote.
Yes, we'll still have to support Safari, but if Apple's browser starts to lose users on their own OS, they'll have to compete on quality/features or continue to lose users. For developers and users, that's win-win.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago> Yes, we'll still have to support Safari, but if Apple's browser starts to lose users on their own OS, they'll have to compete on quality/features or continue to lose users. That presupposes that Apple cares if a small number of users switch to Firefox or Chrome.
- TorKlingberg 11y agoMicrosoft didn't care for years, but as more users switched they eventually started caring.