Interop 2025 concludes with a 97% overall pass rate, marking the most ambitious cross-browser interoperability effort to date.
- •19 focus areas and 5 investigation areas were selected across CSS, JavaScript, Web APIs, and performance
- •Pass rates rose from 29% at the start of 2025; all experimental browsers reached 99% by year end
- •Safari made the largest gain of any browser this year, jumping from 43 to 99 points
- •Key highlights: Anchor Positioning (CSS-only tooltip/popover placement), View Transitions with view-transition-class, and Navigation API as a modern replacement for history.pushState()
- •Five investigation areas including accessibility and mobile testing lay groundwork for future Interop cycles
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