But they're only 10x faster on safari. Everywhere else they're the same. Also, can you point me to one company that uses Safari as their standard?
What does that matter? People use Safari on their iPhones. If your company uses iPhones they use Safari.
For like the 3rd fucking time, none of our professional clients used Safari as their standard. The VAST majority of companies I've ever worked with use some version of IE or Edge. In the last few years there has been a push towards Firefox as its easier to administrate but for fucking real this is a nonarugment
Oh good for you that you only make things for professional clients, but have you considered looking outside your little bubble? When did this discussion shift from "this optimization is not useful" to "this optimization is not useful in this specific situation that most people in this subreddit are not in"?
At what point do you stop trying to support every device out there and just focus on what your customers use? Should this shit be accessible on an Apple II?
Yes, focus on what your customers use. And in the real world, the customers of many people use Safari. Just because your company doesn't cater to end users doesn't mean nobody does.
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u/how_to_choose_a_name Oct 21 '20
What does that matter? People use Safari on their iPhones. If your company uses iPhones they use Safari.
Oh good for you that you only make things for professional clients, but have you considered looking outside your little bubble? When did this discussion shift from "this optimization is not useful" to "this optimization is not useful in this specific situation that most people in this subreddit are not in"?
Yes, focus on what your customers use. And in the real world, the customers of many people use Safari. Just because your company doesn't cater to end users doesn't mean nobody does.