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Bramus

@tylergaw RE: tylergaw.com/blog/view-transit

Technically speaking the switch from the meta tag to the at-rule opt-in is not a breaking change because the meta tag (which was always described as a temporary thing) never shipped to stable.

It is expected from experimental features that they will change over time, until we (as in: the CSSWG) settle on a syntax that is acceptable to all vendors and is one that meets developer’s needs.

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Bramus

@tylergaw As for the `chrome://flags#view-transition` flag no longer being availble: because Same-Document View Transitions have shipped to stable a long time ago, the feature flag is no longer relevant and was therefore removed. You can expect the `chrome://flags#view-transition-on-navigation` flag to also disappear over time, as engineering cleans up code that is no longer necessary.

Tyler Gaw

@bramus Oh wow, I didn't put two and two together that the at-role was a replacement for the meta tag, gonna update the post with that. tyty Yeah, I understand the process. "breaking change" was just a bit more concise than; "if you're also a big nerd that's using very wip specs, your stuff no longer works and you need to update it for it to work"

Bramus

@tylergaw No worries and thanks for updating. 😊

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