Have you ever wished you could just poke the browser vendors and say, "Hey, I need this!"? Well, now you can.

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The WebDX Community Group launched a new voting system allowing developers to upvote web features they want to see become interoperable across browsers. Developers can vote by adding thumbs-up reactions to feature tracking issues in the web-platform-dx/developer-signals GitHub repository. The upvote buttons are integrated into web.dev, caniuse.com, and webstatus.dev. Unlike annual Interop proposals, this channel is always open, votes roll over, and requires minimal effort. While votes don't guarantee implementation, developer demand significantly influences browser vendor prioritization decisions.

Vote for the web features you want to see

"Wait, didn't I just do this for Interop 2025?"

Does the feature with the most votes win?