> So for the foreseeable future, you have a situation where some APIs and libraries support the feature, but others - the majority - don't. Welcome to the web.

> So for the foreseeable future, you have a situation where some APIs and libraries support the feature, but others - the majority - don't. Welcome to the web. This has pretty much been the case since JavaScript 1.1 created the situation where existing code used shims for things we wanted, and newer code didn't because it had become part of the language.