If a company says it supports the latest 2 versions of a browser, what does that really mean?
Safari 17-18? Since 9/2023
Chrome 123-124? Since 03/2024
Firefox 132-133? Since 10/2024
That doesn’t seem useful does it?
(Complements what we were discussing yesterday @konnorrogers.com )
Safari 17-18? Since 9/2023
Chrome 123-124? Since 03/2024
Firefox 132-133? Since 10/2024
That doesn’t seem useful does it?
(Complements what we were discussing yesterday @konnorrogers.com )
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Chris Coyier
Google's "Baseline" is a decent way to think about browser support that you *could* use for your own projects, but the crucial thing it doesn't tell you is "is this feature progressive enhanceable?" which changes that math entirely.
Articulated by @clagnut.com here: clagnut.com/blog/2431/
Articulated by @clagnut.com here: clagnut.com/blog/2431/
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