Safari is the new Internet Explorer

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Apple has a browser monopoly on iOS, which is something Microsoft was never able to achieve with IE
The reality is if you have an iOS device, you use Safari and are bound by its limitations
Apple updates Safari roughly every six months at best. Blink-based browsers update every six weeks (soon every four), Firefox releases every four weeks, and Brave releases every three. This means that not only is Apple slow to add new features, but its development cycle means that even simple bug fixes have to wait a long time before they land on users' devices
Apple hasn't added support for sending notifications and home screen icons. In essence, Apple hasn't implemented some of the core features that make websites able to behave in an app-like way
- At least 221228 now they do: Sending web push notifications in Safari and other browsers

There is no option to enter the correct date manually. The only obvious path forward is tapping the left arrow button 924 times to return to 1945. The not-obvious way ahead -- which our elderly users cannot find -- is to tap "December 2022", which pops open this Rolodex-type thing
The need to swipe up and down on the "rollers" is not apparent to those who weren't born during the Digital Age