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Re:I discovered a browser bug by robocat on Thursday June 21, 2018 @03:03PM (#17368293)
Personally over many bug reports and many years:

A+ experience with the Chrome team

E with Edge

F with Safari

The Chrome devs have been astonishingly good. My experience has repeatably been that if they are given a good bug report, they get it fixed and often fix it really fast. Or they reply with excellent technical reasons why not. Also multiple times I have seen extreme corner-case regressions get magically fixed without me reporting anything!

Edge - always waffle and misdirection in reply to bug reports. I only bother to give them very well documented, repeatable bugs, plus attached repro file, for things I really need fixed. However: I did have one good experience recently because I reported the bug for the Edge beta, on a feature they were actively working on catching up to the other browsers (however they still had poor interaction).

Safari: hopeless. Report a critical bug with excellent repro file, and get no response, and no fix.

No rating for Firefox because I haven't bothered reported any bugs to them in the last few years.

Edit: this is for non-security related bugs.

Re:I discovered a browser bug by odbol on Friday June 22, 2018 @12:21AM (#17371276)
Apple hears ya, Apple don't care.
Re:I discovered a browser bug by masklinn on Friday June 22, 2018 @03:18AM (#17372065)
Yeah apparently from people familiar with the deep black hole that is Radar you're supposed to keep submitting bugs, dupes count as a vote or something.

It sounds absolutely horrendous.

Re:I discovered a browser bug by ikeboy on Friday June 22, 2018 @05:45PM (#17377673)
I once reported a chrome issue. Got no attention until I found a different issue I thought was related and commented there, which got the attention of someone competent who realized it was a hardware bug they'd fixed before but had a regression.

Not a security bug, just that a very large number of websites didn't load.