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m-s-y | 4 months ago

such as? I consider myself a power user and I've never run into anything I couldn't handle or get around. Genuinely curious.

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akersten|4 months ago

No support for uBlock Origin and other tools that make the web sane

GeekyBear|4 months ago

Chrome doesn't allow the full version of uBlock Origin on desktop, or any version of it on mobile.

How does Chrome have so much market share?

iruoy|4 months ago

uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44795825

ezfe|4 months ago

Wipr and UserScripts on Safari prove to me that that's not a real issue...I understand compatibility problems are still issues, but ads/etc. are a fully solved one for Safari users.

WD-42|4 months ago

Orion is doing it somehow on iOS in a way I still don’t really understand.

chrisldgk|4 months ago

For me it’s a lot of layout and rendering bugs that I run into with somewhat normal CSS transforms. Anytime I build a site that has any kind of animation, there’s at least one weird rendering bug on iOS. Also that stupid playsInline prop that if you forget it makes any video in the viewport hijack the browser and go fullscreen.

jampekka|4 months ago

Web devs make huge efforts to work around WebKit's issues. It's the new IE6.

Klonoar|4 months ago

WebKit is not lacking in things your average dev needs and it’s not that big of a deal to work around, much like it’s not that big a deal to work around things in Gecko - or presumably Ladybird whenever it becomes usable enough.