create browser compatibility page

kingolego / monterey-mural

This colorful terracotta tile mural, chronicling the history of Monterey, California, was created by Guillermo Wagner Granizo in 1984. The panoramic mural is displayed on the west wall of the Monterey Conference Center and features dozens of scenes across centuries of equally colorful history in (Alta) California’s first capital.

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create browser compatibility page #5

Open kingolego opened 3 years ago

kingolego commented 3 years ago

Please document this website’s targeted and tested browser compatibility, including:

planned, supported HTML and CSS version/standards, 5 and 3, respectively
tested browsers/OS/hardware versions combinations

It may also make sense to declare intent to not use Javascript or cookies here.

Suggestion is to make this publicly available as part of the website; suggested page name is browsers.html

kingolego commented 3 years ago

For some fun, include this animated gif on the page.... Source is: https://www.lambdatest.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/534-x-300.gif

kingolego commented 3 years ago

For background information, please see this MDN article on cross-browser testing: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Tools_and_testing/Cross_browser_testing/Introduction

kingolego commented 3 years ago

Be sure to block search engine crawlers from visiting the new browser compatibility page. We don’t want to end up in the results for users’ searches on “browsers" or "browser compatibility"!

Suggest using meta tag, as shown below; for more information see this Google developer doc. In the <head> section of the page add the following HTML snippet.

<meta name="robots" content="noindex”>