🧪 Tech & Open Source
Web Platform Baseline Watch
Community⏱ Weekly digest, Mondays
You keep a mental list of CSS features you'd love to use and re-check caniuse for each one every few weeks. This watch tracks browser releases and Baseline announcements for exactly the features on your list and tells you the moment one crosses the line into production-safe.
- Suggested cadence
- Weekly digest, Mondays
- Typically watches
- web.dev · WebKit blog · Chrome Platform Status · Firefox release notes
- Tags
- css · browsers · baseline · frontend
The prompt
I run a four-person frontend agency in Lisbon and we support the last 2 versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. Tell me when anchor positioning, view transitions for multi-page apps, or the popover API reach Baseline Newly Available, or when any of them ships in a stable Safari release since that's usually our blocker. Must cite the browser version that shipped it. Interop 2026 focus-area updates are a bonus. Skip features behind flags or origin trials.
This is the whole template — the words the wizard analyzes into sources, filters, and a schedule. You review and edit every step before the watch runs.
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