Accidental Tech Podcast634: We Don’t Have Enough Bees
https://atp.fm/634
The Nintendo Switch 2, iOS-redesign rumors, finally surrendering in three old battles, and our plans for [waving hands] all of this.
Adrian Bengtson@atpfm Regarding what Marco said about browsers and web standards; it's not all BS.
Safari has almost become the IE8 for web developers these days. @daringfireball recently wrote about text-wrap: pretty like it was something new because Safari added it in a preview, while web developers has been using it in production for years because Chrome supports it. It's not a BS standard, it's not because web developers are lazy, it's an actual useful addition and Safari is lagging behind.
Erlend@aetles @atpfm @daringfireball Yeah, I had the same thought when I read that article. To be fair, though: It got added to Chrome late 2023 – so I wouldn't say "for years". And WebKit _did_ put their own spin on it, and the implementation looks better than Chrome's. And the original WebKit blog did point to Chrome having had the feature. _They_ didn't claim it to be new.