• SkaveRat@discuss.tchncs.de
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    18 hours ago

    as a webdev: this is (mostly) not really chrome’s fault.

    It’s the fault of devs not testing or not getting enough time to get something run on more than just chrome.

    For too long the web standards were “eh, it’s stable enough. works on one browser, works on all”. But that only holds true for the basic feature set. When you start using features that are not super common, the browser implementations start to diverge slightly. And that needs to be tested for. But often isn’t