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I know browser support isn't fantastic yet, but I'm still surprised that this didn't get more hype. `interpolate-size` snuck up on me, I didn't even know it was in the works until Chrome shipped it.

Wondering if proposals like this still go to a discussion/prototype/design/validation phase. Super happy we finally got it, but I feel like Chrome is just pushing new features without discussing them with other browser vendors first. Is that true?

Features go through more of that now than ever before, but often a browser prototypes a feature while that phase is going on (in Canary/Nightly/TP), and then they're able to go live with right away, while the others need to start work on it.

This is going on now with Masonry, with Safari having their version prototyped now, and Chrome working on an alternative. This way, people can actively play with both before the spec commits to one or the other.