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To elaborate, the process for standardizing browser features today is whatwg managed, not w3c. And it's basically "write a proposal, solicit feedback, implement
by joshuamorton 7y ago
To elaborate, the process for standardizing browser features today is whatwg managed, not w3c. And it's basically "write a proposal, solicit feedback, implement the feature in one browser, and if it's ever implemented in 3 browsers it's part of the standard".
- SahAssar 7y agoWHATWG is mostly HTML and DOM/browser api:s, ECMAscript is by TC39, CSS is still in W3C, URI schemes (which this is about) are in W3C, as seen in this draft being hosted by WICG, which as far as I can tell is a W3C group.