In another tweet[0], Jen Simmons asks the question:
> Do we really want to live in a 95% Chromium browser world? That would be a horrible future for the web. We need more voices, not fewer.
It's difficult to become a voice for Safari, if Safari is hiding behind a hefty price tag.
Debugging Safari issues on Linux or Windows machines make it easy to grow a disliking for the browser. There are ways to do it effectively, of course, but no simple or pleasant ones.
> Do we really want to live in a 95% Chromium browser world? That would be a horrible future for the web. We need more voices, not fewer.
It's difficult to become a voice for Safari, if Safari is hiding behind a hefty price tag.
Debugging Safari issues on Linux or Windows machines make it easy to grow a disliking for the browser. There are ways to do it effectively, of course, but no simple or pleasant ones.
[0]: https://twitter.com/jensimmons/status/1490747578526404608