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Well, if you are fine with the minimum feature set then start with that. Then use the @supports for the enhanced version to make things nicer for everything oth
by talmand 10y ago
Well, if you are fine with the minimum feature set then start with that. Then use the @supports for the enhanced version to make things nicer for everything other than IE. Just don't check for browsers not supporting @support.
To be fair, I haven't used it on a production site so far.
- marcosdumay 10y agoIf you are not fine with the minimum feature set, it is not the "minimum feature set" and the in-browser app that you are writing will not work with it. I get what is so compelling about it, but I don't think I've ever seen anybody use such things correctly in practice. At least not on the web.