General
General
142
- Lack of consistency between browsers - browser differences that can't be feature-detected - differences in un-spec-ed behavior - Lack of browser support for features, e.g. ResizeObserver, createImageBitmap, WebGL2, WebAssembly worker-based threads. - Different performance bottlenecks across different rendering engines. e.g clip-path jank in chrome. 2D canvas context compositing performance differences - Safari handling webgl differently than firefox/chrome. - Waiting for CSS specs to be fully available every where. Mainly css grid. - CSS Grid bugs and mobile viewport behaviour. - layout, e.g. css grid and css flex missing from older browsers - Having basic HTML5 features not supported in all web browsers. - using the latest HTML 5 attributes and modern API's - different implementations of same tag or element property with spacing/sizes in different browsers - Having to support Internet Explorer is my top pain point. Our customers are stuck on old software they cannot easily update. - IE 11, which is still the default internal browser for my organization. So it must be fully supported, meaning if we can't make something work at near 100% parity in IE, we can't do it. - Support for old browser (IE 11 most of the time)
Other
Graphics
5
Layout & styling
Grid
23
Other
HTML
12
Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer
348
Safari
iOS
27
- Safari, particularly the iOS version.
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