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MDN didn't do a good job of advertising itself as a wiki. It wasn't until recently that you could login with a GitHub account. When you google "can i use flexbox", caniuse.com comes up but MDN does not. The other thing missing from MDN, is that caniuse.com shows browser support as a percentage. Now I know I'm safe to use flexbox since its supported by 97.74% of browsers in the wild. When a new feature comes out, I ad…
I don't like that caniuse by default shows only several recent browser versions, deceiving developers and making it look like some new technology is supported everywhere. It is clearly a "dark" UI pattern that motivates developers to make sites viewable only on latest Macbook. Instead, it should show the year since which some feature is supported. For example, for flexbox it could write: IE - never Edge - since 2015…
It’s a perfect chart to show your boss when someone complains about Firefox 4 not working. Clearly that person missed a few updates :)
That being said, I would like a year on each column for the occurrences when time/year is relevant. Currently I just Show All.