As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.

So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.

https://interop-rank.jakearchibald.com/

Interop Feature Ranking

Rank the web platform features you care most about

There are… a lot of proposals, but you don't need to rank them all. Skim through the list, and find the few you really care about.

This is an experiment, so we're also interested in feedback on the app itself, and things we can improve for next year.

@FirefoxDevTools is it not usable on mobile, or is signing into GitHub mandatory? May skew your results by forcing that....
@mWare @FirefoxDevTools GitHub login is required. Given other feedback systems are commenting on GitHub issues, it felt reasonable.
@jaffathecake @FirefoxDevTools It is reasonable, and then when I saw the list I realized it was far lower down the stack than I was prepared to give any feedback for ;)
@FirefoxDevTools the thing you can improve upon is transparency. I will not be participating until the discussions about which proposals are decided on are public record.
@FirefoxDevTools Is the initial list in random order? Because the amount of options will cause people to lose interest in scrolling through the entire list, so the entries on top will automatically get more priority based on positioning alone.
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@FirefoxDevTools Thank you! Quite a few interesting points in there.
@FirefoxDevTools Does it save my ranking on the fly or is there a submit button I'm missing somewhere?
@FirefoxDevTools so many good things in there, hard to limit to just a few 😀
I'd be interested to see the shortlist once the voting is over
@FirefoxDevTools it's a bit confusing there is no save button (I did not expect this to auto-save as it does apparently); but cool otherwise!

@FirefoxDevTools “Ranking ~10 items will give us great data to work with.”

20 items later… So many nice things we might get to have!

@swithinbank too, for now i have 31 ranked…
@FirefoxDevTools Apologies for filling it out as a Chromie; you can probably filter by the @ google in my GH profile.
I did notice that drag-reordering large distances is ~flaky, probably because it only captures the change if I land between two elements.
@jyasskin @FirefoxDevTools that's fair, I can improve the logic here
@FirefoxDevTools number 1 on my list is webusb support which isn't in this list for some reason. Please add this at some point, its the only reason I keep a chromium install around
@rpgwaiter @FirefoxDevTools fwiw I posted about the submission process whilst it was open. Although since Firefox & Safari fundamentally object to web USB, it'd be unlikely to make it as part of the process

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Nice and cool approach!

One suggestion: Could you add a "minus" button to the selected items so that I can unselect them?

I have actually selected a few items tentatively and expected to be able to remove them from the list again if they turn out to be less interesting after a closer inspection. (And due to the autosave behavior I cannot even start over with an empty list.)

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I just figured out that the downward arrow on the last selected item already deselects that item. (Edit: And DnD works as well.) So the functionality is already there but somewhat hidden...
@hcschuetz @FirefoxDevTools thanks for the feedback on this. I didn't want to add a remove button because it's hard to undo. But I guess I could add a confirmation dialog, or actual undo/redo functionality

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github

sib what

oh right this is mozilla, shouldn’t have expected better of you

@soop @FirefoxDevTools Yeah, tying this to GitHub for no good reason came out of nowhere
@Sturmflut @soop @FirefoxDevTools not really. Almost all web standards discussion & contribution already happens on GitHub, so choosing that as the login system didn't feel like it's was introducing any kind of new barrier to entry.
@jaffathecake @soop @FirefoxDevTools I was under the assumption this is also aimed at people who are not already actively participating in these discussions.
@Sturmflut @soop @FirefoxDevTools the more, the merrier, of course. I had a very short amount of time to build this, so using GitHub for login was definitely a shortcut. What login system would you be happier with?
@FirefoxDevTools thank you very much for this. I'm assuming the list is built from the open issues list on the interop GH repo, so if there's additional features that anyone would want, they should first be submitted there?
@oblomov @FirefoxDevTools unfortunately the submissions part of the process closed a couple of weeks ago
@jaffathecake @FirefoxDevTools why is it being shared here now then? That post is from 2 days ago.
@oblomov @FirefoxDevTools because the next part of the process is that the group decides which of the proposals to "champion". I built this app because I wanted developers to be better represented in this part of the process.
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@jaffathecake @FirefoxDevTools oh, I get it better now. There's a process before that is, shall we say, a “call for interest”, and then this part is the choice of priority! Sorry, I was getting a bit confused.
@oblomov @FirefoxDevTools exactly that! Heh yeah it's not the simplest process. I'm still getting my head around it
@FirefoxDevTools @jaffathecake There is already voting at https://github.com/web-platform-tests/interop/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Areactions-%2B1-desc and JPEG XL has been the no. 1 for many years, yet still is not included in any #interop due to unknown reasons. :(
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@FirefoxDevTools I don't see some things like webUSB which have been discussed for a loooong time
@FirefoxDevTools Made my selections but I didn't see desktop pwa support. That would be number 1 for me.