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Some thoughts: Browser developers today can't speak for the way browser makers in the future may build standards-based browsers. Standards provide a level of fu
by err4nt 3y ago
Some thoughts: Browser developers today can't speak for the way browser makers in the future may build standards-based browsers. Standards provide a level of future-proofing. Also browsers are not the only tools developers will use to interact with HTML. And most importantly, the custom extensibility built-in to the HTML language is supported by all browsers as well.
- recursivedoubts 3y agoyep i get it, you can use data attributes if you want, but i've been told by high ups on both the chrome team and the edge team that it doesn't matter i am not ideological about it