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Caleb H.
Co-founder of High/Low
I downloaded the beta a while back, and it looked and ran better than the old edge.
But we probably won't have to test our code for Edge anymore, because they've based it on Chrome now.
So basically we test for Chrome and Firefox now.
Emil Moe
Senior Data Engineer
That's true, but I think it's still worth to run quick tests through Edge or at least have to do quality support
Maybe so. I've never tested for Edge anyway, because I use basic HTML/CSS to design webpages 90% of the time.
But you're also forgetting Safari, which is still a major browser.
Amrit Pandey
Anti-Dogmatic Programmer
Safari use WebKit and Chrome use a fork of WebKit, so on a lower scale there is not much difference.
True, though I've had significant differences with the JS engine on Safari...maybe it's because I'm running High Sierra and not Mojave?