Open Garrett-Iannuzzi opened 4 years ago
I got some ideas, all depends how deep we want to go into this. I think to start we make sure that we are compatible on Mozilla and Safari. Browsers have version updates (6.7.3) and I think that you can simulate old versions in the current browser (I know with Internet Explorer you definitely can. I could open IE10 and then switch going as far back as IE8). That is probably too far down the rabbit hole.
I think we start with Mozilla and Safari, current versions. The main differences across browsers is how they will interpret the code, and I think the majority of hiccups will come from the CSS/stylings. HTML code is pretty uniform across the board, but I think browsers have different interpretations of what the built in stylings for the HTML are set to. Not 100% on this.
Also we could do cross-platform. I have a PC with Windows10, and I have a virtual machine on there that runs the Ubuntu operating system. I don't foresee there being any differences across the operating systems, more so the web browsers. But we can cross that bridge if we so desire
Resolve as many cross-browser compatibility issues as possible? Does anyone have any ideas for this? @JamesRexMiller4