> The fact that it's available in Chrome (don't insult us by using the vague Blink-based browsers) means literally nothing. Because Chrome are well known for sh

> The fact that it's available in Chrome (don't insult us by using the vague Blink-based browsers) means literally nothing. Because Chrome are well known for shipping half-baked Chrome-only non-standards just because they feel like it Great example is Custom Elements V0: they shipped it, forced a Youtube re-write in it (well, in Polymer), literally no one else implemented it, they had to wait ~7 years to remove it from the browser because they had to wait for Youtube to re-write everything again in V1. Great standards, and a bet on the future, I'm sure.