Comment by lowwave
Comment by lowwave 2 days ago
Before shipping any web site/app, make sure it works in Apple Safari Mobile is usually the one that is dragging it is foot in Web Standards.
Comment by lowwave 2 days ago
Before shipping any web site/app, make sure it works in Apple Safari Mobile is usually the one that is dragging it is foot in Web Standards.
This is a lesson in capitalism. It’s so much more profitable to ignore small users bases when you can just tell them to “try switching to Chrome”.
I think you’re wrong about Safari itself being the reason chrome isn’t a 90%+ market owner; rather, it’s apple’s requirement that no other browser engine can exist on iOS.
> I think you’re wrong about Safari itself being the reason chrome isn’t a 90%+ market owner; rather, it’s apple’s requirement that no other browser engine can exist on iOS.
It sounds like capitalism has so far saved us from a Chrome monopoly, then.
Capitalism doesn't exist. The fact that trademark, copyright, and patents exist nullify capitalism.
There can be no free market if your government intervenes in every transaction.
On the contrary, they are the last one standing fighting Google takeover of the Web as ChromeOS development platform.
Without Safari we are done, just close shop on the Web standards group.