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In reply to a comment on problems with maps on the 20th anniversary event page, I posted an update regarding how non-Chrome browsers do or don't work with the wiki. NEWS - [UO.Com] An Ethereal Journey
I last did a similar survey of the other browsers almost a year ago in State of the wiki, 9/14/16
A year ago, I summarized it as "Please note that IE, Edge, and Firefox haven't yet caught up with some css standards. Edge and Firefox both should have support in the near future, but for now, you'll want to be using Chrome, Opera, or Safari to browse the Atlas pages."
To update to Sept 2017:
I last did a similar survey of the other browsers almost a year ago in State of the wiki, 9/14/16
A year ago, I summarized it as "Please note that IE, Edge, and Firefox haven't yet caught up with some css standards. Edge and Firefox both should have support in the near future, but for now, you'll want to be using Chrome, Opera, or Safari to browse the Atlas pages."
To update to Sept 2017:
- My recommendation remains, use Chrome.
- If you can't use Chrome, then use Firefox. Firefox won't be perfect, but it's advanced to the point it's near good enough.
- Safari and Opera development has slowed in the past year; if you're on a Mac, Safari makes sense, but otherwise, not really. I don't have a Mac to check, but the reports are that their coverage is still spotty for CSS3. I'd suggest considering switching.
- Opera's global share keeps dropping, and they're too small to keep up with the growing number of parts that make up the HTML5, CSS3, and ECMAScript 6 / 7 standards. They seem to be falling behind faster than they're catching up. I'd suggest seriously considering switching.
- IE is still a dead project, and has been since Jan 2016. It will never be upgraded. You should switch.
- Edge is still in development, even though it's been released a while now. Microsoft is proving to be a slower at getting some things supported, especially with regards to CSS3, than that were saying a year ago. For Windows 10 users, it may eventually be great - but for now, play with it if you want, but use Chrome (or Firefox) as your daily browser.