Introducing Safari Technology Preview
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Introducing Safari Technology Preview
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#2Amazing to see this released while we still can not click links in mobile Safari :/
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#3Amazing to see this released while we still can not click links in mobile Safari :/
Because development is a linear thing?
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#5With Shadow DOM!
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#6Apple's been taking a number of steps over the last few months to show that they take Safari/WebKit development seriously. This is another positive step in the right direction. While I never agreed with the nonsensical "Safari is the New IE" meme that was going around, I did fear that Apple's tendency to develop things in a vacuum would continue to harm WebKit relative to Blink, Gecko, etc. But all signs are pointing to good things to come. Perhaps Apple's major open source initiative in the area of Swift language and the Swift ecosystem is also benefiting their approach to WebKit now as well.
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#7Anyone know if they plan on introducing support for Service Workers ("Progressive Web Apps" in Google parlance) soon?
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#8That's nice, but no iOS release?
Edit: As it is now, it doesn't look very different from what already existed as OSX-side-loadable Webkit Nightlies https://webkit.org/nightly/ or building from source (which even supports iOS simulator!) https://webkit.org/building-webkit/
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#9Menu bar says "safari tech preview" and not just safari like WebKit nightly. That is big for me. Does anyone know why WebKit nightly doesn't say WebKit nightly?
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#10Anyone know if they plan on introducing support for Service Workers ("Progressive Web Apps" in Google parlance) soon?
According to their status page it's under consideration.