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Suggestion: make features filterable by HTML/CSS/JS/etc. #21
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I agree with this. My hope is that we make web-features groups better, and use them to filter the various pages on the explorer. As you can see, not all features are grouped yet. More importantly, we don't really know how we want to group yet. We discussed this on 9/5 (notes). We know they're useful to us right now, and might also become very useful to others (State Of, MDN) in the future. That said, there are many possible ways to group, and only consumers will really know how they want to group. That said, let's assume for a minute that all features are grouped, and all our groups are amazing. How would we want to filter the /recent/ (and other) page based on them? I'm imagining a sidebar that shows a treeview representation of the group hierarchy. Clicking on any of the nodes in the treeview would filter features that are in this group. @SachaG thoughts? |
Oh right, I forgot about groups. For my purposes I think I would simply need to be able to filter by JS/CSS/HTML, at least for now. Although more complex filtering would also be cool. Can a feature belong to more than one group by the way? |
Yes, features can belong to multiple groups at once. |
I was browsing https://web-platform-dx.github.io/web-features-explorer/recent/, and it would be quite useful to be able to only show CSS features, or maybe just HTML+JS.
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