Comment by phrz
1 year ago
This has existed for every web engine since time immemorial, calling out Safari is misleading. Firefox calls them "site interventions" and Chrome calls them "patches" rather than Safari/WebKit's "quirks".
1 year ago
This has existed for every web engine since time immemorial, calling out Safari is misleading. Firefox calls them "site interventions" and Chrome calls them "patches" rather than Safari/WebKit's "quirks".
And beyond web engines, operating systems have them too - both Windows and macOS have workarounds for popular apps.
gpu drivers with patches for individual games.
Do you have a link to the Chrome site-specific patches directory? As you can imagine, it's pretty hard to search for :P