Change default browsers about pwa HOT 8 CLOSED

Hey, no worries! 😆

I know there was a lot of discussion/controversy about his article. I read some of it at the time.

Not sure if this is an "official" tool, but these are the results I get when comparing your recommendation to the current value. TBH, I know I don't fully understand, but I find it odd that your settings yield lesser global coverage and that some browsers with 0% usage are included.

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Hm, 0% looks like broken data (we are taking it from Can I Use). Another reason to avoid statistics only queries.

According statcounter QQ is one of most popular browsers in China
http://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/all/china

(BTW, of course your can change > 1% back to > 0.25%. There is no recommend limit.)

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Okay, my tentative list right now is this:

> 0.25%, last 1 version, not ie 11, not ie_mob 11, not dead

I'm concerned about "dead" – I know it's one of your core terms, but I've had issues with it in the past where tool integrations threw an error with it.

For example, even now, the Babel REPL throws an error.

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Oh, yeap. I had crazy time because of dead.

It happens because some tool has very old Browserslist (free years old) in dependencies. It is very temporary problem. I try to force everyone to update dependencies. So if default set works with dead, I think you can use it.

But if you want to be sure, you can avoid it for a while.

Thanks for REPL issue. I will write them to update Browserslist.

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Yeah, understandable 👍 Starting from what major version should that be fixed?

I'll add it in now, but for future reference, I'd like to know this version constraint in case related issues arise.

Thanks!

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@lukeed dead query was introduced in Browserslist 3.0 (current is 4.2).

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Got it – thanks @ai 👍

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I found the problem with Babel REPL. It still Used Babel 6, instead of 7 (which is based on top of the latest Browserslist). There are already a few issues related to that.

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