> A feature that is shipped in a single browser is just that: that browser's non-interoperable feature.
AFAIK, the popover and/or anchor positioning APIs was standards before it shipped in more than one browser. (I will say that all three(?) of them agreed to build it)
> "it's a napkin scribble, not on any standards track".
Chromium/Blink have a process, and it's quite rigorous (precisely because they understand that they're pushing things, so they have a responsibility to make sure it's good):
AFAIK, the popover and/or anchor positioning APIs was standards before it shipped in more than one browser. (I will say that all three(?) of them agreed to build it)
> "it's a napkin scribble, not on any standards track".
Chromium/Blink have a process, and it's quite rigorous (precisely because they understand that they're pushing things, so they have a responsibility to make sure it's good):
https://www.chromium.org/blink/launching-features/