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@phoenix-plugin-registry/camden.caniuse

v2.1.2

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Adds a panel that renders CanIUse.com data.

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CanIUse Extension

Welcome to the initial release of the CanIUse Brackets extension. This extension wraps the remote data for caniuse.com, a site that provides capability stats for various web features amongst the top browsers. Currently this extension shows a subset of available browsers I think were most important, but this list could be changed as well.

To install, simply drag the brackets-caniuse folder to your Brackets/Edge Code extensions/user folder, reload your editor, and select "Show CanIUse" from the View menu.

History

3/8/2016: Merge PR by @oseporto - switches PanelManager to WorkspaceManger. Updated data.json

7/4/2015: Fixes #16 and updates data.json

5/11/2015: Fixes #15 and updates data.json

10/7/2014: Addresses #13, better handling of dark theme. Also refreshed data.

6/18/2014: New data.

6/17/2014: Fixed a Windows (possibly Linux too) display issue.

5/28/2014: Added caniuse to CSS styles to not mess w/ Brackets

5/20/2014: Merged in a PR by karanjthakkar that corrects layout issues.

12/6/2013: Updates for file system changes (thanks to Peter Flynn)

7/7/2013: Even more updated by EvilOatmeal - Update to the latest CanIUse data. The data now includes a timestamp of when it was last updated so now we're using that to show when the data was last updated.

6/16/2013: More updates by EvilOatmeal - Update to the latest data.json from http://github.com/Fyrd/caniuse. Refactor so eras are not hardcoded in browserVersionLookup. Add credit to http://caniuse.com for the data. Show the date of the latest data update in the UI.

6/16/2013: Another update by EvilOatmeal - uses proper bottom panel.

5/29/2013: Merged in a huge amount of kick ass UI updates by EvilOatmeal: https://github.com/cfjedimaster/brackets-caniuse/pull/3

Also added package.json

4/16/2013: add menu fix

12/23/2012: Small tweak due to a change to in file error handling. See: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/pull/2318

11/12/2012: Use correct DOM insertion.
10/24/2012: Randy Edmunds added some very nice layout updates. I fixed a floating point # and the broken filter.
10/2/2012: Modified feature layout and removed some console.logs
10/1/2012: Initial release