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A comment on Mozilla’s Uncertain Future. Parent comment

Re:Mozilla’s Uncertain Future by jefftk on Saturday August 15, 2020 @01:54PM (#24170780)
You think Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari (the main evergreen browsers) have bugs that have been open for years and are as critical as considering an element's width to include its border and padding? This misinterpretation of the CSS specification was something that essentially all front-end developers had to work around for 10+ years!
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Re:Mozilla’s Uncertain Future by pjmlp on Saturday August 15, 2020 @03:52PM (#24171803)
Yes I think so, all of them have bugs that web developers have to work around, again should we look at Chrome's bug database or maybe AdWords has a better source of information for such workarounds?
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Re:Mozilla’s Uncertain Future by jefftk on Saturday August 15, 2020 @04:38PM (#24172178)
If you want to point to an example bug, I think that would help me understand your point, yes.

(To give a sense a sense of the scale I think we're talking about, this would be a bug that, say, more than half of web developers have to understand and work around in a typical month)

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Re:Mozilla’s Uncertain Future by pjmlp on Sunday August 16, 2020 @01:32AM (#24175457)
My point it that you are tainted by your employer, so this discussion is worthless, no matter what I come up with.
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