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Depends on the deviance. If it's 'this was changed in the whatwg spec' the answer will probably be 'the next w3c spec will document this change, for now here's
by kevingadd 7y ago
Depends on the deviance. If it's 'this was changed in the whatwg spec' the answer will probably be 'the next w3c spec will document this change, for now here's <an explanation and/or an update to mdn>'.
If the deviance breaks production apps sometimes Mozilla will roll it back, it's happened before.
In other cases they'll treat it as a bug and fix it.
- danarmak 7y agoThanks, that's encouraging to hear! Although I still worry about the case where fixing the deviance would break production apps. Potentially break them, since people won't complain until you release the breaking browser version. That's what's usually kept browsers from hewing to standards.