| ▲ | KingMob 7 months ago | |
> Doesn't make any sense: why would Apple allow an app that's on 2+ billion devices to languish? Because they can make more money on apps. Like I said in the parent comment you're choosing to ignore. > There's no evidence of WebKit languishing. It's pretty well-documented that Safari has been a laggard when it comes to web standards, cherry-picked links aside. | ||
| ▲ | alwillis 6 months ago | parent [-] | |
> It's pretty well-documented that Safari has been a laggard when it comes to web standards A few years ago, Safari being behind was a persistent narrative, which started because Safari didn’t support Chrome’s (often) nonstandard features. These days, any important web features arrive simultaneously on Safari and Chrome (like CSS Grid) or within a month or two of each other… although it took 5 months for Chrome to ship :has in 2022. | ||