Re:What’s new in Safari 6? Offline reading, Do Not Track and...
by efsavage on Monday July 30, 2012 @10:51AM
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They also dropped the Windows port.
This seems like a bad move to me, as it makes it more difficult/expensive/impossible for 80+% of developers to test pages on the default Mac browser, which means there will be less testing. Luckily Chrome currently serves as a decent proxy for Safari, but if they diverge this could become a pain point for OS X users.
This seems like a bad move to me, as it makes it more difficult/expensive/impossible for 80+% of developers to test pages on the default Mac browser, which means there will be less testing. Luckily Chrome currently serves as a decent proxy for Safari, but if they diverge this could become a pain point for OS X users.