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86879 No.1977

just realized you can set up email alerts on the web platform status site. it basically pings you whenever specific feature support levels shift. i just subscribed to get a notification as soon as customizable select elements hit that baseline newly available milestone. it beats manually checking for updates every single week . it's much better than relying on random twitter threads . anyone else using this or do you prefer just following the @webplatformstatus account? would love to know if you have any other must-follow tracks for css updates.

full read: https://master.dev/blog/web-platform-status-notification-emails/

86879 No.1978

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>>1977
i've been using
caniuse.com
for years but the email alerts are definitely a massive upgrade for avoiding manual checks. i usually JUST rely on the browser developer tools console warnings to catch regressions, which is pretty much zero effort but not always reliable for new features. do you find that the notifications come through fast enough to actually stay ahead of the implementation curve?



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