I’m still waiting for regex lookbehinds, a ES2018 syntax that I can’t use. Literally Safari does not execute the whole file if you use such regex literals.
No. Chrome is perpetually in Fire and Motion.
Chrome is not the standard, https://v4.chriskrycho.com/2017/chrome-is-not-the-standard.h...
Browser diversity isn't work2 as advertised. It's just Google inventing things that other companies only get a year later, or totally reject. Mozilla needs to start trusting its users to have access to features like Google does, and Apple needs to allow third party browsers without WebKit.
Nor would I be nerfing ublock if I had the choice, browsers are already nerfed way more than enough, and if it were up to me we would have full pluggable network stacks as extensions, with access to raw sockets, so we had a vague chance at ever having a P2P internet that isn't blockchainified.
This is SUPER nice... there are other hacks like IndexedDB or localStorage but this is way better!
But the frustrating part her is that we're excited about Webkit finally starting to catch up.
Chrome is just perpetually innovating and then Webkit is constantly lagging.
Supporting Safari is BY FAR the hardest part of my job.