Update browser support targets following UI team discussion #7858
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Small but important changes: - We should always be testing in Windows, even if MS Edge is now available on macOS as well. - We should make a better effort to support older Safari releases, as Safari is tied to OS updates, and device management isn’t always keeping up with releases
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Following @wagtail/ui discussion. Small but important changes:
For reference, here is the difference in browser APIs support between Safari 14 and 13: https://caniuse.com/?compare=safari+13,safari+14&compareCats=all. There are a few mainstream ones on there we wouldn’t be able to use, but nothing that should be a blocker.