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Results of State of CSS 2022 Browser Incompatibilities #248
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This was referenced Nov 10, 2022
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Top responses that aren't part of Interop 2022 or any proposal for 2023:
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This was referenced Nov 11, 2022
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Interop 2023 launched yesterday, so closing this. |
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State of CSS 2022 had this question:
There were 1995 responses to this question, out of 14114 survey takers in total.
The results site is still WIP, but the results will be here eventually:
https://2022.stateofcss.com/en-US/usage/#interoperability_features_freeform
In the meantime, I've gone through the initial patterns-based categorization from @SachaG and reviewed+fixed the categorization by hand, to produce this table:
@media (min-width: var(--small)
)"Categories with fewer responses than 20 aren't included here, but I went down to buckets of ~5 responses. A few things to note:
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