• @Lemzlez
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      651 year ago

      Which is why we have HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, supported by all major browsers.

      Unless you’re doing something outrageously non-standard, there is no reason to block specific browsers.

      • @Treczoks
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        81 year ago

        Except for politics.

      • @aluminium
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        -71 year ago

        These terms are absolutely meaningless. Browsers like all Chromium forks and Firefox add new CSS, HTML and JS features on a almost monthly basis. Safari then usually is takes a year more to implement them. And for the past few years Chrome has usually been adding new stuff the fastest, then Firefox a bit later and then Apple adds them after a year, but only if they don’t threaten the native Apps on iOS because of AppStore money.

        • @Freesoftwareenjoyer
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          61 year ago

          Web standards keep evolving, this is normal. Otherwise you would be still running Adobe Flash.

        • @sfgifz
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          11 year ago

          Safari is the new IE?

    • @AnUnusualRelic
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      31 year ago

      That’s not what a web site is though. That’s just an application with a network api.