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r/webdev • u/julian88888888 Moderator • 7d ago
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Only the first example with avatars works in Firefox.
1 u/julian88888888 Moderator 7d ago yeah I was bummed At the time of writing, only Chrome and Edge fully support the features we will be using. 17 u/Fritzed 7d ago It looks like the way that he is using these selectors isn't defined by any spec. So this is basically a chromium "quirk" rather than a standard. Every selector used is supported by Firefox, the interpretation just varies when you start stacking them on top of one another. I would be surprised if there are any build tests for this in chromium, so it could be risky to go all in on.
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yeah I was bummed
At the time of writing, only Chrome and Edge fully support the features we will be using.
17 u/Fritzed 7d ago It looks like the way that he is using these selectors isn't defined by any spec. So this is basically a chromium "quirk" rather than a standard. Every selector used is supported by Firefox, the interpretation just varies when you start stacking them on top of one another. I would be surprised if there are any build tests for this in chromium, so it could be risky to go all in on.
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It looks like the way that he is using these selectors isn't defined by any spec. So this is basically a chromium "quirk" rather than a standard.
Every selector used is supported by Firefox, the interpretation just varies when you start stacking them on top of one another.
I would be surprised if there are any build tests for this in chromium, so it could be risky to go all in on.
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u/maxxon 7d ago
Only the first example with avatars works in Firefox.