Microsoft, Apple, Google, Mozilla, and several other companies announced a joint initiative to improve cross-browser interoperability. Dubbed “Interop 2022,” the program prioritized browser-specific areas that matter most to web developers, resulting in a better web for everyone, regardless of browser of choice. Fast forward to 2023, and now there’s Microsoft and other companies. Announcement Interop 2023 Project.
Developers of the most popular desktop and mobile browsers understand that cross-browser development is one of the biggest pain points for web development, so Interop 2023 will try to improve the situation by focusing on the following areas:
In addition to new areas, Interop 2023 will continue to improve on last year’s focus points, such as CSS subgrids. Mozilla says Interop 2022 is a major success, with every participant scoring more than 90 in each category.
All signs are that Interop 2022 was helpful in setting up the web implementation and ensuring that users are able to maintain a free choice of browsers without running into compatibility issues. We plan to build on this success with the upcoming launch of Interop 2023, which we hope will further advance the state-of-the-art standards for web developers and empower web browser developers for a healthy open web future. will help to focus on the most important issues to ensure
Users and developers can track progress and see how each browser scores in a specific area. On the official Interop 2023 dashboard. Stable Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari versions currently have scores below 80, so users can expect improvements in the areas outlined in this year’s browser updates.
