Fair point. I do tend to forget about Edge and Opera. I think the general thrust of what I'm trying to say stands, though: The grotty procedural details surrou

Fair point. I do tend to forget about Edge and Opera. I think the general thrust of what I'm trying to say stands, though: The grotty procedural details surrounding W3C standards are something that can be left to the W3C to worry about. For those of us who think C-SPAN is boring, the presence of a particular webpage at a particular location on the W3C's website serves as a really bad proxy for browser support statistics.