There is so much new web technology happening all the time, it is definitely not your fault if you feel like you can’t keep up with it. Big thumbs up to the new service BaseWatch, which will let you know when web technologies you care about become widely available, and thus potentially close enough to […]
It’s a generally good thing to know that browser support for browser features isn’t always quite a simple as yes or no. There can be sub-features involved as things evolve that roll out in browsers at different times. View Transitions is an example of that going on right now. There are “Same-Document View Transitions” supported […]
Why can’t we see if a feature is polyfillable or able to be progressively enhanced in the baseline data? There are reasons.
Baseline now has a baseline-status web component widget that can be used anywhere to show of general browser support. This post gets into what else there is to think about there.
Sometimes it’s good to know when a browser feature is supported or not so you can do something. Perhaps load a polyfill or just choose a slightly different approach. This post looks at newish features in browsers and shows the test.
Google has this little UI widget called Baseline that is intended to show you when Web Platform features are supported across a “baseline” of browser support. I’m a little confused by it. It could just be me. I suppose I’m looking either to be enlightened, or to offer this as feedback in case others share […]
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