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Mixing web-features with wallace's CSS analysis and you get... a new tool for CSS archeologists! h/t @patrickbrosset.com for pointing me to github.com/web-platform...

Philip Jägenstedt

@foolip.org

Is the data from 2018 and 2019 real or an artifact? web-features goes back to the first release of Edge in 2015 so analysis that far back breaks down, but what's up with 2018? (2020 is also noisy because Edge switched to Chromium then.)

19/8/26, 8:53 pm0 reposts1 like

Bart Veneman

@handle.invalid

19 Aug

But also, there's almost 5MB of data and I still need to make sense of it all. I did see that there's a cutoff at 2015 and stuff with sub features. Will give it more thought over the weekend.

Bart Veneman

@handle.invalid

19 Aug

It's looking at actual css from a website I scraped, cross referencing with what web-features says about hi or lo baseline dates. So it depends on the css analyzed.