They keep them grouped together though. If you look closely, they're in the same bubble while firefox is in another one. Probably shows both for the convenience of most devs.

(also Microsoft being Microsoft might shoehorn in some feature no other normal browser would just because)

MDN does, not my decision

they are grouped and as they are different browsers that theoretically could have different blink versions I feel like it makes sense.

The people who use MDN for their work need to though

For the record, I noticed because I use Friendica:

i do remember doing that a long time ago

I strongly think Lemmy clients should have a toggle to show usernames instead of display names. Some of the Unicode is super obnoxious.

By the way, if you want to replicate this effect for fun and profit, the control character you're searching for is U+202E RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE (or RLO for short)

that mentality is one reason websites spam JavaScript today, because native features of the markup language were being added too slow

Something like C/C++ does? JS16, JS20, JS24?

Wait until you find out that people made and still make sites that load on both IE and Netscape.

Even apple phones added flexbox support in like 2022.
Flexbox spam is the new tables.

oh no

Don't forget to add role="none" for accessibility.

Cutting-edge JS is for boring stuff anyway. We've gone from formalizing the best bits of jQuery to 'click thing to make box appear.' So you're only avoiding tutorial-ass boilerplate, and quite frankly, boo hoo.

Meanwhile CSS is still in the "Jesus Christ why wasn't it like this to begin with" phase of feature adoption.

As if modern websites care about Firefox