@kowalski@clb92 I believe its a reference to our current Chrome monster and its imperial parent Google who is trying to shovel its beliefs on how the internet should work into everyones throat.
It’s the IE effect in more ways than one. Apple makes money from apps, and by having a monopoly on which app store you can use. Therefore it’s in their interest to nerf the browser as much as they can get away with it, and why they force third party browsers to use the Safari rendering engine under the hood.
As a webdev, Safari has taken the place of IE now.
I’m assuming you mean as the thing we use to download FF?
-or is that the joke?
@kowalski @clb92 I believe its a reference to our current Chrome monster and its imperial parent Google who is trying to shovel its beliefs on how the internet should work into everyones throat.
Long live #firefox
Safari? Really?
Must be the mobile version.
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It’s the IE effect in more ways than one. Apple makes money from apps, and by having a monopoly on which app store you can use. Therefore it’s in their interest to nerf the browser as much as they can get away with it, and why they force third party browsers to use the Safari rendering engine under the hood.
Not for long, at least in the EU.
This is also why PWAs don’t work well on iOS. I think they still don’t even support notifications.
Can you even update Safari separately on iOS?Nevermind, read that as “people refuse” instead of “apple refuse”
Fuck Apple.