- Anchor positioning is now supported in Edge and other Chromium browsers, which allows you to place elements based on the position of other elements. This will massively simplify tooltip positioning and remove the need for using JS-based libraries. We look forward to other browsers adding support for it too.
- The document.caretPositionFromPoint() API is now also implemented in Edge and other Chromium browsers, making it much easier for text editing JS libraries to detect the intended user's insertion point in text.
- The View Transitions API is coming to Safari, as indicated by the number of WPT subtests that Safari now passes. View Transitions will completely redefine how we think about multi-page site transitions on the web.
- Finally, scrolling to text fragments is coming to Firefox, which means that sharing URLs with highlighted text snippets will soon work in all browsers.
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Microsoft Edge Team, Khareem Sudlow