> That's fine though. Progressive enhancement, adding features to a site when they're available but still offering a working site when they're not, is how we should build web sites.
Alright, that's fine and dandy. Is this the actual results of using this skill though that is being advertised here? Is it asking the agent to also make sure it's "Progressive enhancement" so the same stuff more or less works in Firefox and Safari?
If not, your whole point is kind of moot, as you have someone from Google trying to get people to write websites that'll look and/or work differently in Chrome compared to other browsers.
Alright, that's fine and dandy. Is this the actual results of using this skill though that is being advertised here? Is it asking the agent to also make sure it's "Progressive enhancement" so the same stuff more or less works in Firefox and Safari?
If not, your whole point is kind of moot, as you have someone from Google trying to get people to write websites that'll look and/or work differently in Chrome compared to other browsers.