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Safari has taught me a few lessons the hard way:
• Not all CSS properties behave the same across browsers
• Flexbox, grid, and animations can act differently
• Mobile Safari brings its own set of challenges
It’s a good reminder that “tested” doesn’t mean tested everywhere. Cross-browser and mobile testing isn’t optional, it’s part of building a reliable user experience.
Laugh now, fix later… or better, test early.😌
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