Does `"flex" in document.createElement("div").style` not work? Where does
feature detection not work? I mean, flexbox still isn't widely implemented
anyways across browsers. [0]
I agree that we shouldn't have any mention of 1.2 for the simulators [1].
Right now Mozilla doesn't have leverage over the carriers/handset manufacturers
to keep all devices supported forever; Google barely does. It sucks and is
shitty, but maybe our branding team could start including such requirements.
Locked bootloaders are also pretty evil. But if we can get in this space with
a non insignificant marketshare, we can change the landscape. It's not going
to just change overnight. That's why we've been working on a reference device
where WE are in control, not hardware vendors. Will that pan out? We will
see...
For now, target 1.1. Soon, many devices will start shipping with 1.3 or
receiving OTA updates. Ignore 1.2. If you're not happy with MDN, it's a
public wiki, edit where you see fit. The person who says it cannot be done
should not interrupt the person who is doing it. Also, Feature Detection,
Feature Detection, Feature Detection. If you have trouble detecting support
for some feature, email me directly, and I'll work with you on finding a way to
support devices that don't have such a feature, or at least fail gracefully on
them.
The FxOS Release notes for developers are where we post API changes between
version. [2] I'm guessing you're looking for these.
If we sold 400k phones last year, I'm going to venture that most of those
weren't mostly to technical oriented folks, though I don't think we have the
market research to accurately describe our actual customers.
[0] http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1004725
[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Releases
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