As of 19 July or thereabouts, I intend to turn on the Web Animations core
interfaces by default on all platforms.
It has been developed behind the dom.animations-api.core.enabled preference.
What is already shipping?
* Animation interface with playback methods
* Animation finish / cancel events
* Element.animate() method
What does this intent add to that?
* Animation.ready / Animation.finished Promises
* Animation.effect member
* KeyframeEffect and AnimationEffect interfaces
What is *not* included in this intent?
* Animations with implicit 0% / 100% keyframes
(dom.animations-api.implicit-keyframes.enabled)
- This feature can easily lead to excessive memory usage which we
should address before shipping this.
* Animation composite modes (additive animation)
(dom.animations-api.compositing.enabled)
- We need to properly specify _how_ each property type adds together
before shipping this. I plan to work with fantasai on specifying
this in September.
* Animation timelines
(dom.animations-api.timelines.enabled)
- Although it might be useful to ship a read-only version of this
soon, we should clarify how AnimationWorklet will integrate with
timelines before shipping a writable version of this API.
* Element.getAnimations() / Document.getAnimations()
(dom.animations-api.getAnimations.enabled)
- How CSS animations / transitions are reflected in the API needs to
be specified before we can ship this. The spec for the
CSSPseudoElement interface should also be more stable.
Bug to turn on by default: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
show_bug.cgi?id=1476158
This feature was previously discussed in this "intent to implement" thread:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mozilla.dev.platform/
3EXBgp26rJs/discussion
What is the status of other UAs?
* Chrome:
- Already ships the same subset as we do
- Implements most of the additional features covered by this intent
guarded behind the "Experimental Web Platform features" flag.
The only notable exceptions are making KeyframeEffect.target
writeable and some updates to reflect recent changes to timing
interfaces.
* Safari:
- Implements most of the features covered by this intent in the latest
Technology Preview. The main cause of wpt test failures is that
Safari has not yet updated to some recent changes to timing
interfaces.
* Edge:
- Roadmap Priority: Medium[1]
Best regards,
Brian
[1] https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platform/status/
webanimationsjavascriptapi/
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