Two different points in IE’s history.
Chrome is like IE in the IE5 era when it was totally dominant and the best browser around.
Safari is like IE in the IE7-8 era when it was the worst browser and actively holding back everything else.
Chrome is like IE in the IE5 era when it was totally dominant and the best browser around.
Safari is like IE in the IE7-8 era when it was the worst browser and actively holding back everything else.
At work I'll use chrome because some of our web apps only support chrome for whatever reason. But they're garbage IBM puts out, not something you'd use by choice.
The number of developers who do their work on Chrome and call it a job done and never test in another browser, far outweight the number of developers who do test cross-browser.
The reason people tested in IE11 and less was because they were forced to. They liked Chrome but the users were using the shitty browsers, and older OS didn't yet support Edge.
Now the majority use Chrome and the devs no longer care.
We need more competition in the browser space, Safari and Firefox provide that. And neither are holding web development back.
Developers are.
You're replying to me replying to the guy who says every site he goes to works fine in Safari.