Add experimental support tier #12377
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This updates and rewrites the supported environments portion of the README. It also adds a new experimental support tier to clarify how we'll handle things like installed PWAs and mobile web.
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Edge should probably be in here somewhere #9175 |
dbkr
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Feb 17, 2020
It's likely reasonable to add it, but let's handle it in a separate PR, as this one matches our browser list config at build time, and I'd the build-time browser list to match the supported browser set exactly (where possible). |
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This updates and rewrites the supported environments portion of the README. It
also adds a new experimental support tier to clarify how we'll handle things
like installed PWAs and mobile web.
See also matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk#4078 which ensures experimental environments are clearly identified.