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Re:Apple is not defending browser engine choice by lucsky on Friday June 24, 2022 @07:42AM (#31860327)
Two examples I have encountered in the past month alone that work just fine on any other browser but Safari:

- CSS outline not being affected by the border-radius property.

- Drag images being completely screwed up if the dragged element, or any of its ancestor, has a CSS transform.

Both of these problems have workarounds (insanely ugly hacks would be a better term), but they shouldn't have.

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Re:Apple is not defending browser engine choice by mtomweb on Friday June 24, 2022 @08:27AM (#31860740)
Oh that second one is a nightmare. Our solution for it was to copy the element and create a new one that was absolutely positioned for the draggable element. The issue is syncing elements can be quite tricky.
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