diff --git a/compatibility.bs b/compatibility.bs index 7f558c0..ab249fc 100644 --- a/compatibility.bs +++ b/compatibility.bs @@ -721,7 +721,7 @@ Whenever the viewport is drawn at a different angle compared to the device's nat 1. Fire an event named orientationchange at the {{Window}} object of the active document. -User agents implementing the window.orientation attribute and its associated orientationchange event must not expose them on non-Desktop platforms. +User agents implementing the window.orientation attribute and its associated orientationchange event must not expose them on Desktop platforms.
iOS Safari also fires an orientationchange event on the <{body}> element, but other implementations do not, suggesting it's not required for compability with the web.
@@ -773,7 +773,7 @@ WebKit also has this on Acknowledgements -Thanks to Daniel Holbert, Jacob Rossi, Philip Jägenstedt, Simon Pieters, Stanley Stuart, and Your Name Here for feedback and contributions to this standard. +Thanks to Daniel Holbert, hexalys, Jacob Rossi, Philip Jägenstedt, Simon Pieters, Stanley Stuart, and Your Name Here for feedback and contributions to this standard. Thanks to Simon Pieters, Dirk Schulze and Rik Cabanier for defining the {{DOMMatrix}} and {{DOMMatrixReadOnly}} interfaces. [[!geometry-1]] diff --git a/compatibility.html b/compatibility.html index c52f3cc..3003751 100644 --- a/compatibility.html +++ b/compatibility.html @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@

Compatibility

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User agents implementing the window.orientation attribute and its associated orientationchange event must not expose them on non-Desktop platforms.

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User agents implementing the window.orientation attribute and its associated orientationchange event must not expose them on Desktop platforms.

iOS Safari also fires an orientationchange event on the body element, but other implementations do not, suggesting it’s not required for compability with the web.
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Acknowledgements

-Thanks to Daniel Holbert, Jacob Rossi, Philip Jägenstedt, Simon Pieters, Stanley Stuart, and Your Name Here for feedback and contributions to this standard. +Thanks to Daniel Holbert, hexalys, Jacob Rossi, Philip Jägenstedt, Simon Pieters, Stanley Stuart, and Your Name Here for feedback and contributions to this standard.

Thanks to Simon Pieters, Dirk Schulze and Rik Cabanier for defining the DOMMatrix and DOMMatrixReadOnly interfaces. [geometry-1]