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“support” Archive

  1. Deprecating Support for “-ms-high-contrast” and “-ms-high-contrast-adjust” · · , ,
  2. Popover API Lands in Baseline · · , , , ,
  3. Detect JavaScript Support · · , ,
  4. Detect JavaScript Support in CSS · · , ,
  5. Long Alt · · , , , ,
  6. The “Intl.Segmenter” Object Is Now Part of Baseline · · , , ,
  7. Kobold Letters · · ,
  8. So, What Exactly Did Apple Break in the EU? · · , , , ,
  9. Screen Readers and Drag-and-Drop: Grabbing and Releasing Elements · · , , ,
  10. Home Screen Advantage · · , , , ,
  11. ARIA “note” · · , , , ,
  12. Immutable Array Updates With “Array.prototype.with” · · , ,
  13. The Web Just Gets Better With Interop 2024 · · , ,
  14. Interop 2024 · · , ,
  15. Celebrate a More Interoperable Web With Interop 2023 · · , ,
  16. Options for “optgroup” Labeling of “options” · · , , , , ,
  17. Using “abbr” Element With “title” Attribute · · , , ,
  18. Privacy Sandbox: Preparing for the End of 3rd-Party Cookies · · , ,
  19. We Can :has It All · · , ,
  20. “align-content” in Block Layout · · , ,
  21. Baseline Does Not Really Cover Baseline Support · · , , ,
  22. Introducing JavaScript Support in MySQL · · , ,
  23. Baseline 2023 · · , ,
  24. CSS Wrapped: 2023! · · , , ,
  25. Baseline’s Evolution on MDN · · , , ,
  26. A Definition Update for Baseline · · , ,
  27. CSS Media Query for Scripting Support · · , ,
  28. CSS Nesting Relaxed Syntax Update · · , , , ,
  29. Remix ❤️ Vite · · ,
  30. Interop 2023 October Update · · , ,
  31. CSS “prefers-reduced-transparency” · · ,
  32. Select Element: Now With Horizontal Rules · · , , , , , , ,
  33. CSS “text-wrap: pretty” · · , , , ,
  34. Splitting Within Selects · · , , ,
  35. Strikethrough Accessibility · · , , , ,
  36. Prodding Firefox to Update “:has()” Selection · · , , ,
  37. Your Website Does Not Need JavaScript · · ,
  38. Submit Your Proposals for Interop 2024 · · ,
  39. WOFF Has Left the Building · · , ,
  40. Browser Video Players Review · · , , , , ,
  41. Node.js Includes Built-In Support for .env Files · · ,
  42. What Is the View Transitions API and How to Use It With Meta Frameworks · · , ,
  43. “aria-haspopup” and Screen Readers · · , , ,
  44. Four New CSS Features for Smooth Entry and Exit Animations · · , , , ,
  45. Deprecating the “unload” Event · · , , ,
  46. Browsers Barely Care What HTTP Status Code Your Web Pages Are Served With · · ,
  47. What Does It Mean for Web Browsers to Have a Baseline · · , ,
  48. Assistive Technology Shouldn’t Be a Mystery Box · · , , , ,
  49. Blockquotes in Screen Readers · · , , , ,
  50. Figma Now Supports “rem” Units: Understanding the Use and Benefits · · , ,
  51. Using Emoji on the Web · · , ,
  52. The “article” Element and Screen Readers · · , , , ,
  53. Form and Search Landmarks · · , , , ,
  54. Internet Explorer: The 1st Browser to Support CSS · · , , , , ,
  55. That’s Not How I Wrote CSS Three Years Ago · · ,
  56. New CSS Color Spaces and Functions in All Major Engines · · , , ,
  57. The Problem With Nested Fieldsets and How to Avoid Them · · , ,
  58. Brief Note on Popovers With Dialogs · · , , ,
  59. Screen Readers Don’t Announce When the User Reaches the “maxlength” Character Limit · · , , , ,
  60. Baseline Features You Can Use Today · · , ,
  61. Introducing Baseline: A Unified View of Stable Web Features · · , ,
  62. Introducing Baseline · · , ,
  63. What’s New in Web · · , ,
  64. SupportsCSS · · , ,
  65. Testing Feature Support for Modern CSS · · ,
  66. “details”/“summary” Inconsistencies · · , ,
  67. Answering “What ARIA Can I Use?” · · , , , ,
  68. 3 Methods for Scoped Styles in Web Components That Work Everywhere · · , , , ,
  69. Safari Releases Are Development Hell · · , ,
  70. Exposing Field Errors · · , , ,
  71. JavaScript Import Maps Are Now Supported Cross-Browser · · ,
  72. Why We Added package.json Support to Deno · · , ,
  73. How Screen Readers Read Special Characters: An Update · · , , , ,
  74. Last Baseline Alignment · · , ,
  75. Container Queries Land in Stable Browsers · · , ,
  76. MathML in Chrome · · , , ,
  77. Try Out CSS Nesting Today · · , ,
  78. Screen Readers Support for Text Level HTML Semantics · · , , , ,
  79. Testing for the Support of a Selector · · ,
  80. Brief Note on Description List Support · · , , ,
  81. Brief Note on “aria-readonly” Support · · , , ,
  82. Scoop: Meta Ending Support for Instant Articles · ·
  83. Brief Note on Super- and Subscript Text · · , ,
  84. Container Queries in Browsers! · · ,
  85. Detecting CSS Selector Support · · , ,
  86. Accessibility and Supporting Internet Explorer · · , , ,
  87. Detecting CSS Selector Support With JavaScript · · , ,
  88. css-browser-support · · , , ,
  89. Meet Web Push · · , ,
  90. Can I DevTools? · · , ,
  91. Use “@ supports” At-Rule for Feature Detection in CSS · · , ,
  92. Bridging the Gap · ·
  93. My Browser Support Strategy · · , ,
  94. Interop 2022: Browsers Working Together to Improve the Web for Developers · · ,
  95. Version 100 in Chrome and Firefox · · , , , ,
  96. Cascade Layers Are Coming to Your Browser · · , ,
  97. WebAssembly Feature Detection · · ,
  98. The Baseline for Web Development in 2022 · · , , , , ,
  99. The Future of CSS: Detect At-Rule Support With “@ supports at-rule(@ keyword)” · ·
  100. Switch Role Support · · ,
  101. “@ supports selector()” · · ,
  102. Detecting Media Query Support in CSS and JavaScript · · , ,
  103. A Guide to Newly Supported, Modern CSS Pseudo-Class Selectors · · , ,
  104. Why Your Website Should Work Without JavaScript · · , ,
  105. On the Responsibility That Comes With Good JavaScript Support · ·
  106. Font Family Support Checker · , , ,
  107. Stuck With Old Browsers Until 2003 · · ,
  108. Fear of Style Sheets · · , , ,