enhance(bcd): prefix titles with browser name (and version) #12303
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caugner
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@jazzygasper Thanks, I pushed some changes to align the changes. Let me know what you think: |
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Summary
Fixes #10911
Problem
When looking at the compatibility table, especially for pages with long lists, you can't see the browser name when you scroll past the table header.
Solution
Added the browser name and version number to the tooltip in each cell so it says "Full support\nSafari 14.1", instead of just "Full support".
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How did you test this change?
Checked a page with a long compatibility list eg. http://localhost:3000/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl#browser_compatibility. Hover over tick to check the browser name and version.