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Background Coming into 2018-19, Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) had crowdsourced HTML tables of compatibility between browsers and features of web standards. They then crowdsourced the conversion of these tables into JSON. I wrote a bookmarklet to scrape MDN’s old browser compatibility tables. To use it, go to a MDN documentation page which needs modernization click the bookmarklet in your…
Background
Coming into 2018-19, Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) had crowdsourced HTML tables of compatibility between browsers and features of web standards. They then crowdsourced the conversion of these tables into JSON.
I wrote a bookmarklet to scrape MDN’s old browser compatibility tables. To use it,
- go to a MDN documentation page which needs modernization
- click the bookmarklet in your bookmarks menu/bar.
- Check the scraped data in the JS console, including where you should submit it as a PR.
UPDATE 2019-08-01: as far as I know, the conversion to JSON compatibility tables is past the point of needing this tool.
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