Now that I’m getting used to Apple keyboard shortcuts (cmd, etc), it has become frustrating to only have limited access to them on the iPad.
Thankfully touch still works very well, however I am starting to think I’ll just end up using a MacBook for my mobile computing.
Also, using Safari on iPad is as much desktop class browsing as my shitty phone was in 2003. No websites could give a fuck about Apple's little announcements and likely never will.
@simonwoods Until Safari catches up with the features of Chrome and Safari, web developers will continue to ignore it as a "real" browser. 😕
Sometimes I feel like the only reason it gets any support is because iOS doesn't allow anything but Safari-with-another-name browsers.
@AngeloStavrow Yes that's exactly why. Yet another part of Apple that has been given a fraction of the resources it deserves, and likely not just as a result of incompetence.
