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by Capricorn2481
907 days ago
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And Chrome does this too. They want you to know about new features, and they're easy to dismiss. The only reason Safari doesn't is because they aren't developing it because it's too broken already. So much doesn't work with Safari. |
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Safari is under active development, gets new features all the time, and has a dev blog you can subscribe to over RSS [0].
You may not like Safari, and you're welcome to your opinion about it, but you're not welcome to your own facts.
[0] https://webkit.org/blog/