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Still some ways to go, but this is turning out useful.

Clicking on any of the rows will take you to the actual feature being used in the CSS. One question though: are the dates in the bottom table useful, or is it enough to just show the "Widely/limited available" + icons?

Bart Veneman

@veneman.dev

6 Sept

And on the one hand I want to use the baseline-status symbols and icons, but there are just more trademarks 'n shit (web-platform-dx.github.io/name-and-log...), so maybe I'll just make one column per browser or engine.

Bart Veneman

@veneman.dev

9 Sept

Pretty close to shipping!

Jakob E

@jakob-e.bsky.social

9 Sept

I really like this project 😍 Two ideas for maybe future additions 1. Show the gzip size next to file size (TextEncoder + CompressionStream) 2. Allow setting browser targets Often we/clients have a support minimum e.g. iOS 15. Based on this you could warn/note features that might not work

Bart Veneman

@veneman.dev

There's an issue somewhere deep in my backlog to make something similar to that. Didn't something like 'doiuse' already exist? And there are also stylelint rules or plugins to run against your browserslist config, so I need to figure out what my role here would be.

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Jakob E

@jakob-e.bsky.social

9 Sept

No stress 🤗 - haven’t looked into Doiuse but (now I will) just a couple of things I threw into a PostCSS-split-out-legacy-thingy to help out on an old spaghetti project 🍝

Jakob E

@jakob-e.bsky.social

10 Sept

Just took a look at Baseline Overview 🚀 A minor thing that might be worth a note. Support data can look skewed because support is not confirmed - e.g. cursor shows limited support because you know fingers on mobile 😉 (limited is also shown on caniuse)