The post discusses issues with the WebStudio Builder from Orion, which is Safari-based. The community member has noticed no issues when using it on Safari, but now they are on Firefox and have learned that the builder is not expected to work properly on Safari. They wonder if they should let people choose to ignore this notice and add a disclaimer that no support will be provided. The comments suggest that recent changes have made the builder more usable on Safari, but there are still some small and several big issues. One community member offers to show the original poster how to make it work on Firefox, and another suggests adding a key-value pair in local storage to indicate that the browser is unsupported. The community members also discuss known issues with the Safari version and encourage reporting any issues found on the GitHub repository.
That's crazy I've worked on WebStudio Builder from Orion which is Safari based since the beginning and noticed no issue. I'm on Firefox now and I just learn that the builder was not expected to work properly on Safari :o.
Should we let people choose to ignore this notice by adding no support will be provided for now for example? What are actual known bugs?
Some recent changes made it a lot more usable at least in Safari. Still there are a handful of small issues and several big issues. I've tested Safari a lot but not Firefox.. I can show you how to make it work in Firefox if you can keep a log of issues you see and post them on GitHub
