Why doesn't Tailwind adopt breakpoints like Chrome's

[lmc3s3f0r]

Just curious: I'm aware that there's no "global official standard" for viewport breakpoints, but being Chrome the most rangely used browser, I wonder why Tailwind wouldn't adopt its breakpoints, which seem to make more sense than TW's defaults.

Tailwind's breakpoints:

• sm 640px
• md 768px
• lg 1024px
• xl 1280px
• 2xl 1536px

Chrome:

• mobile-s: 320px
• mobile-m: 375px
• mobile-l: 425px
• tablet": 768px
• laptop: 1024px
• laptop-l: 1440px
• 4k: 2560px

Lately, one of the first things I do when starting a new project with Tailwind, is extending screens to:

screens: {
        ms: '320px', // mobile S
        mm: '375px', // mobile M
        ml: '425px', // mobile L
        tab: '768px', // tablet
        lt: '1024px', // laptop
        ltl: '1440px', // laptop L
        dt: '1920px', // desktop <--- I actually miss this pretty standard one in Chrome
        '4k': '2560px' // 4k
},

To me, it looks very handy having the same breakpoints as Chrome, which might be the most widely used for development. Also, I never understood that in TW there's nothing under 640 (, and that 2xl is smaller than 1920px, which has been the standard for more than a decade now.

I guess there must be a reason for this choice, but I can't help but feeling it "old" somehow.

Other than that, I love Tailwind to death. I'm just curious about this :)