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When using browser compare it is very evident that almost any browser has a bunch of web features that have the partial support label. A lot of times the partial support designation is due to a browser not supporting a certain element/event of a API.
Instead of showing “Partial Support” it would be more impactful if the element that is not supported is shown in browser compare. This would also help determine which elements are supported universally, and which are supported only on some browsers.
For example: Instead of showing “DeviceOrientation & DeviceMotion events“ as partial support, there should be “compassneedscalibration event” that says not supported. Other events/elements in this should say supported. Basically you would be splitting up all the web standards into their events/elements and adding them to browser compare.
The Partial Support label would then be used if something is not implemented correctly, and not if there is an event/element missing.
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When using browser compare it is very evident that almost any browser has a bunch of web features that have the partial support label. A lot of times the partial support designation is due to a browser not supporting a certain element/event of a API.
Instead of showing “Partial Support” it would be more impactful if the element that is not supported is shown in browser compare. This would also help determine which elements are supported universally, and which are supported only on some browsers.
For example: Instead of showing “DeviceOrientation & DeviceMotion events“ as partial support, there should be “compassneedscalibration event” that says not supported. Other events/elements in this should say supported. Basically you would be splitting up all the web standards into their events/elements and adding them to browser compare.
The Partial Support label would then be used if something is not implemented correctly, and not if there is an event/element missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: