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Update browser support docs for INP and LCP #647
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- The comment previously stated Firefox doesn't support `interactionId`, which is no longer accurate
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Thanks! Suggested some tweaks since Safari support is coming soon too.
- Clarified browser support information for web-vitals metrics
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Thanks for the feedback! I’ve addressed all the requested changes. |
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LGTM. Thanks for this.
I've been using this library and do appreciate this project! While reading through the README, I noticed that Firefox isn't mentioned as a supported browser for
onINP(), but according to this Mozilla blog post, Firefox 144+ (released October 2025) now supportsPerformanceEventTiming.interactionId, which enables INP measurement.web-vitals/src/onINP.ts
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interactionIdis now supported so the INP measuremet is performed on Firefox 144+To help avoid confusion for users, this PR updates the documentation to reflect Firefox 144+ support and removes an outdated comment in the test utilities.
I'd love to hear the thoughs on this change!