Add caniuse links where the IDs are different#3301
Add caniuse links where the IDs are different#3301foolip wants to merge 4 commits intoweb-platform-dx:mainfrom
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Follow-up to web-platform-dx#3300 which only covered cases of (hyphenless) IDs matching. The starting point was a bunch of changes suggested by Gemini, asked to identify features that might be the same. The suggests were reviewed and about half of them are good. Comments were added where the features almost match but not quite. The description of execCommand() is also updated to reflect that the method sits on document, which is baked into the caniuse ID.
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| name: spellcheck | ||
| description: The `spellcheck` global HTML attribute sets whether the browser may check an element for spelling errors. | ||
| spec: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#attr-spellcheck | ||
| caniuse: spellcheck-attribute |
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We show this feature as Baseline high, while caniuse shows that no mobile browser fully supports this. Some sort of reconciliation is needed here.
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caniuse has this note:
The partial support in mobile browsers results from their OS generally having built-in spell checking instead of using the wavy underline to indicate misspelled words.
spellcheck="false"does not seem to have any effect in these browsers.
This is arguably an instance of #1038. I'll comment on that issue.
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I think the conflict here means that we still can't map it (or else we have to accept an exceptional case where we show widely available over a table that… looks different).
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@foolip this could be easily mergeable with the comments addressed, or with the corresponding file changes removed. |
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Follow-up to #3300 which only covered cases of (hyphenless) IDs matching.
The starting point was a bunch of changes suggested by Gemini, asked to
identify features that might be the same. The suggests were reviewed and
about half of them are good. Comments were added where the features
almost match but not quite.
The description of execCommand() is also updated to reflect that the
method sits on document, which is baked into the caniuse ID.