Web Platform Baseline Status Breakdown
Total Features: 1219
Categories:
All
CSS (35)
Progressive web app (15)
WebGL extensions (12)
Forms (11)
JavaScript (11)
Performance (11)
WebXR (11)
HTML elements (10)
Scrolling (10)
Selectors (10)
Layout (8)
HTML (7)
Media queries (7)
Reporting (7)
Text (7)
Media elements (6)
Sensors (6)
Canvas (5)
Clipboard (5)
Fonts (5)
Anchor positioning (4)
Animation (4)
CSS object models (4)
Credential management (4)
DOM (4)
Fetch (4)
Speech (4)
WebAssembly (4)
WebDriver (4)
Background (3)
Container queries (3)
Gamepad (3)
Images (3)
Iterators (3)
JavaScript modules (3)
Multi-column (3)
Payments (3)
Print media (3)
Scroll markers (3)
Selection (3)
Storage (3)
Streams (3)
Text wrap (3)
Typographic font features (3)
Web components (3)
WebGL (3)
WebGPU (3)
Clipping, shapes, and masking (2)
Color types (2)
Compute pressure (2)
Cookies (2)
Custom elements (2)
Flexbox (2)
Geolocation (2)
Image formats (2)
Lists (2)
Reading order (2)
Regular expressions (2)
Ruby (2)
SVG (2)
Security (2)
View transitions (2)
Web audio (2)
WebMCP (2)
Workers (2)
Worklets (2)
Counters (1)
File system access (1)
Font synthesis (1)
Grid (1)
Image scaling (1)
IndexedDB (1)
MathML (1)
Resource hints (1)
Resource integrity (1)
Strings (1)
Transitions (CSS) (1)
WebAuthn (1)
XML (1)
Years:
All
Limited Availability
3 features
• In Progress / Not Yet Baseline
The sizes="auto" attribute for the <img> HTML element sets the layout size for the image based on the computed layout size when choosing a source from the srcset. This attribute only applies to images with the loading="lazy" attribute.
Chrome
126
Firefox
150
Safari
—
Edge
126
Status: Incomplete cross-engine support
Limited
The cross-fade() CSS function generates an image by mixing two images.
Chrome
—
Firefox
—
Safari
10
Edge
—
Status: Incomplete cross-engine support
The image() CSS function creates an image similar to url() but with additional functionality. It can create a solid color as an image, provide a fallback from an image URL to a solid color, or clip a sprite image using media fragments. Not to be confused with the Image() constructor.
Chrome
—
Firefox
—
Safari
—
Edge
—
Status: Incomplete cross-engine support