I have a css construct with flex-boxes that crashes the safari tab. I'm not exactly sure what it is, since I can't test safari. I'd have to buy an apple device or pay some testing environment service.
And for a private project, I'm not going to do that.
So yeah. To me, safari is just that thing that never works and I don't want to fix it. But if you do a commercial project, you are forced to support it. In that sense, it's the modern day ie.
I have a css construct with flex-boxes that crashes the safari tab. I'm not exactly sure what it is, since I can't test safari. I'd have to buy an apple device or pay some testing environment service.
And for a private project, I'm not going to do that.
So yeah. To me, safari is just that thing that never works and I don't want to fix it. But if you do a commercial project, you are forced to support it. In that sense, it's the modern day ie.
Did you check out BrowserStack? Their free tier lets you do manual testing on a plethora of machines, even locally.