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Support for Safari on VisionOS and iPadOS in Browser Compare #7035

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JeffreyBlanz opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 3 comments
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Support for Safari on VisionOS and iPadOS in Browser Compare #7035

JeffreyBlanz opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 3 comments

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@JeffreyBlanz
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JeffreyBlanz commented Apr 15, 2024

Could you add Safari for visionOS and Safari for iPadOS to the browsers available to compare?

  • visionOS has differences regarding WebXR support. You can also see the feature flags by using the visionOS simulator.

  • iPadOS supports Fullscreen API by default. iOS has it as a feature flag.

There are most likely other differences as well. Having a visionOS browser compare would be more impactful than the iPadOS one, but having a iPadOS one would be nice too.

Also: Renaming Safari to "Safari for macOS" would be a good QOL change, just like there is a "Safari for iOS".

@jensimmons
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I've been expecting that at some point Can I Use will want to add a column for Safari on visionOS — perhaps alongside Wolvic and the Meta Quest browser. Currently there is a 'desktop' section, and a 'mobile' section. Perhaps it's time for a third section.

This makes sense to us. There are features that will be supported in visionOS that are not supported in iOS. I'm happy to help confirm data.

@meyerweb
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I’m in favor here. There are several devices with their own browsers, and even when VR browsers are forked from desktop or mobile browsers, in terms of feature sets they tend to diverge fairly quickly. We’ve seen that with Wolvic, and as Jen says, also with visionOS Safari.

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jensimmons commented May 17, 2024

(Eric "meyerweb" is a web standards advocate at Igalia, the company that took over the Wolvic XR browser, formerly the Firefox Reality browse.)

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