Four silly browser hacks - HTTP 203

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Surma reminds Jake of four weird browser bugs they ran into while building https://proxx.app, most of which Jake has blocked from his memory.

1:45 - Our canvases made iOS Safari crash.
7:57 - Dude, where's our worker?
12:20 - Troubles inheriting from Event.
16:00 - Chrome tries to be helpful and fails.

And did we mention we do a podcast? https://developers.google.com/web/shows/http203/podcast/



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