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If it's approved as a web standard, I would expect them to support it basically forever, since otherwise websites would stop working. I don't think there's any
by throwaway34241 5y ago
If it's approved as a web standard, I would expect them to support it basically forever, since otherwise websites would stop working. I don't think there's any plan to deprecate the previous standard (WebGL) that came out around 10 years ago.
- rewq4321 5y ago> I don't think there's any plan to deprecate the previous standard (WebGL) that came out around 10 years ago There's basically zero uncertainty around this. It would break the internet. As you probably know it's extremely difficult to make even tiny backwards-incompatible changes to features that have become web standards and have been implemented on all major browsers.
- exciteabletom 5y agoA humorous example is the misspelling of the referer HTTP header: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referer#Etymology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referer#Etymology