.Net Framework versions table does not look good

[svick]

If I view the .Net Framework versions table in my not-fullscreen browser window, it doesn't look very good (shown horizontally scrolled for effect):

I think the biggest issue is trying to cram the Features column there. Assuming that information can't be significantly shortened, maybe it could be moved outside the table?

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• Content: .NET Framework Versions and Dependencies
• Content Source: docs/framework/migration-guide/versions-and-dependencies.md
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[mairaw]

Maybe we need to use a layout different than a table for that information @rpetrusha.

[rpetrusha]

We need to change something, @mairaw, although a table seems best for this information. The problem here, as you point out, @svick, is the Features column. We could move it out of the table into a separate section. But that doesn't seem to me like a very attractive alternative; I think that it ends up making this a scaled-down version of the what's new topic along with some version information. I wonder whether the Features column is useful at all; I can't imagine anyone making serious use of it, as opposed to the What's New topic. I'm wondering if we can just delete the column and add a link to what's new after each .NET Framework version number. Thoughts?

[mairaw]

@rpetrusha I agree that linking to What's new might be best here since the topic is not about the new features.