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Bramus

A common piece of feedback I receive on this one is “it’s Chrome-only, so I won’t use it”.

Here’s the kicker: that doesn’t really matter here, as it’s a nice #ProgressiveEnhancement: Browsers without support get the status quo. Browsers with support get the nice transition.

At worst you make the experience better in browsers with support.

developer.chrome.com/docs/css-

#CSS #EmbraceThePlatform

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@bramus People really don't seem to know about progressive enhancement in 2024

Bramus

By opting-in today, you’re future proofing your code: once other browsers add support for it, their users too will get the nice experience. A free upgrade, hooray!

For you as a developer that means no fallbacks or polyfills to include; just sit back & relax and let the browsers work on it.

Thain

@bramus In my case there's also a political point. I'm tired to see Chrome having the best experience because no one test on other browser. This is not healthy for browser diversity and I don't want to be a web developer in a world where blink is the only rendering engine.

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