Safari Technology Preview 157 brings WebCodecs support: https://t.co/30QFLDpMBl. 💀 https://t.co/pKmTaOmm5c
@mthie I personally don’t agree (at all) with this framing. Opening up to competition: yes.
@Jay5w Of course, none of this is _not_ on purpose.
@tomsontom Which might change with the Digital Markets Act…
@Sarkies_Proxy BrowserStack.com is my go-to solution for this kind of problem. It works for some debug cases, but not all of course.
Cue in 2013 (nor ever, AFAICT) notably wasn’t responsible for Safaribusinessinsider.com/eddy-cue-2013-20v). I’m glad that Safari’s release cadence went up a lot recently, but I still wish it were decoupled from iOS. People on still very fine devices should have
“The reason we lost Safari on Windows is the same reason we are losing Safari on Mac. We didn’t innovate or enhance Safari. […] [Google] put out releases at least every month while we basically do it once a year.â€â€”Eddy Cue, https://t.co/TdlimQFegY