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A couple weeks back I was going through Safari’s release notes. They put them all on one page [1] and none of the sections have IDs so I can’t link to them dire

• threeseed 7y ago
  They have IDs so you can directly link to a section: https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/release-notes/#r68 https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/releas...
  • kaycebasques 7y ago
    Fair enough that each section that represents a version has IDs. I was referring to the sections within each version, such as the "Web Inspector" version for v68.
• TheAceOfHearts 7y ago
  These are actually Safari Technology Preview's release notes. They're also published on the WebKit blog [0] which is a much better source since it has separate posts for each release and it includes links to the associate commits of each change. Their other posts are also generally superb and well worth checking out! With that being said, I think your criticisms are completely reasonable and valid. Instead of duplicating this info they should just provide links to the WebKit blog. [0] https://webkit.org/blog/ https://webkit.org/blog/
  • kaycebasques 7y ago
    Thanks for pointing out. The break-out blog posts on WebKit do seem to be high-quality.