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This PR adds almost all browsers to the overview (except NodeJS, this is useless for CSS). It relies on the up to date dataset from #15, some browsers are not in the current dataset.
By the way, the new dataset have a
browsers.xxx.name
field, so I made use of it to get browser names automatically. This avoids the mess of having to maintain it manually. Please let me know if you don't agree with it, I will drop this change 😃Note that some of the new browsers are not fully documented in the new dataset. I expect MDN to fill it over the time, but for now it wrongly reports a lot of features as unsupported. Maybe should we put a warning in the readme about that ?
EDIT: BTW, this breaks the "all columns of the same width" stuff as the overview is ways larger now. This is just a visual artifact so I did not manage to fix it for now, I don't even know what would be the best way. ( Horizontal scrolling ? Using icons like on MDN to lower the columns width ? Or anything else ? )