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What about Safari? Edge? #11

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amazingrando opened this issue Feb 8, 2018 · 6 comments
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What about Safari? Edge? #11

amazingrando opened this issue Feb 8, 2018 · 6 comments

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@amazingrando
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Includes only normalizations for the latest Chrome and Firefox

What about Safari (macOS and iOS)? Edge?

@Pickra
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Pickra commented Feb 8, 2018

Curious about this too, as well as IE. I guess the package consumer is responsible for using something like autoprefixer or is it because of issue #2?

@amazingrando
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From @sindresorhus on Designer News...

Both Edge and Safari are only rarely updated, and they're updated together with the operating system. Modern browsers auto-update themselves frequently. Those browsers also have such a small market share, so doesn't make sense to spend time on them. If you need to support them, you can use normalize.css.

@sindresorhus
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On further thought, I've decided to support latest Safari too because of iOS market share. IE and Edge will never be supported though.

@mikehaas763
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Screw IE, but Edge is decoupling updates from the OS updates (https://www.computerworld.com/article/3193871/microsoft-windows/microsoft-to-cut-update-ties-between-edge-and-windows-10.html) and is a pretty modern browser. Would you accept PRs to support Edge?

@keithjgrant
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Edge de-coupled from OS updates over nine months ago. Edge is an evergreen browser and should absolutely be included

@equinusocio
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Edge will be a chronium-based browser from 2019..so good move @sindresorhus 👍

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