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	Since	posts	replies	likes	reposts and quotes	views
Bluesky	May 2023	1,039	8,236	23,127	2,380
Mastodon	Nov 2022	2,399	29,156	55,396	16,820
GitHub	Jul 2010	179	5,777 3,520	33,866	3,317
npm	Jul 2014	139	1,546			75,991,720
YouTube	Dec 2015	30		1,203		32,713
Letterboxd	Mar 2026	55
Blog	Nov 2025	20
Hacker News	Jan 2011	59	575	802
All	Jul 2010	4,807	37,967	114,394	22,517	76,024,433

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I am loving the View Transitions demos but (imo) it seems risky to build framework level integrations for the feature before there are two browser implementations in the wild.

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds 9 hr later

@zachleat Yeah. Progressive enhancement is great. It's OK if people on other browsers don't see the fancy effects! But there have been lots of cases that when other browsers start implementing a new feature, the feature spec ends up significantly re-written.