We'll need to test on Chrome as well.
Firefox 3
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Not at all disputing that you'll need to test. A saving grace for you is that the back end is Apple's webkit, so if it renders in Safari it's probably mostly good in Chrome, as I understand it. At least you can probabably expect that this isn't a brand new browser rendering implementation with a whole new set of issues ( ... mostly ...).
JMO, I distrust google to get any deeper into my web interaction than it already is as a search engine. Here's some food for thought: Why Google launched Chrome - Sep. 2, 2008
Still, as far as SB is concerned, no question Chrome will grab a piece of the pie.
Obligatory dig: As for testing, what about the FF font size issue raised above?
Four months since I mentioned it last, thought it would be useful to update.
IE continues to lose market share to FF, Safari, Chrome and others. Now about 68%
worldwide. See
Apple nabs 10% share in December market share survey
The browser share pie chart with numbers is here:
Browser market share
So IE is about 2/3 of web users worldwide. From previous discussion it's probably even less on Scubaboard. Yet the front page still does not render correctly in www-standards-compliant browsers (pretty much all of them that aren't IE).
IE continues to lose market share to FF, Safari, Chrome and others. Now about 68%
worldwide. See
Apple nabs 10% share in December market share survey
The browser share pie chart with numbers is here:
Browser market share
So IE is about 2/3 of web users worldwide. From previous discussion it's probably even less on Scubaboard. Yet the front page still does not render correctly in www-standards-compliant browsers (pretty much all of them that aren't IE).
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