State of HTML 2023 survey results are out!

Which new HTML features have you used? Which have you never heard of? Which would you use if more browsers supported it?

State of HTML 2023 survey results are out!

Which new HTML features have you used? Which have you never heard of? Which would you use if more browsers supported it?

https://2023.stateofhtml.com/en-US/features

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wait these aren't all new features? for example i love using <details>/<summary> all the time and that's been around for like almost 10 years i think (⌒_⌒;)

Pretty surprising that 1 in 4 people still haven't heard of it before! Lea Verou seems to have some good instincts for survey questions to ask.

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Stateful HTML tags let you do some wild things without JS, haha. Even more so now that `:has()` is on the scene.

tbf, it's a pretty use specific tag ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i don't even use it for what it's advertised as ("disclosure widget") – i like using it to avoid js to toggle visibility on things (๑>ᴗ<๑)