cantuse is like caniuse.com, except that it lists the browsers in which a feature won't work, instead of listing in which it will. I find this a more useful way to look at the data.

Right now this is just a basic commandline utility. A web version will be added soon™.

Install it with go install zgo.at/cantuse@latest, which will put the binary in ~/go/bin.

It uses the same data as caniuse.com (https://github.com/Fyrd/caniuse); you'll need to fetch the data.json yourself:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Fyrd/caniuse/master/data.json > data.json

Use just cantuse to display all data, or cantuse arrow to search by feature name. Use -ignore to ignore some browsers and always consider them "supported"; this accepts a comma-separated list of the browser + version as it appears in the output; for example:

$ cantuse -ignore 'IE 11'
$ cantuse -ignore 'IE 11,Opera Mini all'

Browsers with a usage lower than 0.05% are not displayed individually to reduce noise (chances are you don't care about 0.009% of people reported as using IE5.5, or 0.004% usage of Firefox 2). It's still counted in the total supported number though.

Partial support is counted as "supported"; see caniuse.com for more detailed support notes.