| ▲ | rodarima 14 hours ago | |
Not really. There was this list but it is outdated: https://dillo-browser.org/old/css_compat/index.html Probably the best indicator of which features are supported is to pass as many tests as possible from WPT that cover that feature. I did some experiments to pass some tests from WPT, but many of them require JS to perform the check (I was also reading how you do it in blitz). It would probably be the best way forward, so it indicates what is actually supported. | ||
| ▲ | nicoburns 14 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> but many of them require JS to perform the check Yeah, if we add JS support to Blitz then one of our initial targets will probably be "enough to run the WPT test runner". > I was also reading how you do it in blitz We are able to run ~20k tests (~30k subtests) from the `css` directory without JS which is IMO more than enough for it to be worthwhile. > Probably the best indicator of which features are supported is to pass as many tests as possible from WPT that cover that feature. Yes, and no. It definitely is an indicator to some extent. But in implementing floats recently I've a lot of the web suddenly renders correctly, but I'm only passing ~100 more tests! | ||