Baseline is the line in the sand that is hard to identify in a world of evergreen browsers. Everything that is fully supported in the most recent two versions of major browsers will be part of Baseline. Therefore if your library states that all features used are part of Baseline, developers know what you mean. When creating a proposal for a new application, you can explain to stakeholders that browser support will be tied to Baseline, thus creating clarity for everyone as to levels of support.

From today you will start to see Baseline appearing on pages on MDN, and on web.dev.

As Baseline will be a continuously moving line, with new features becoming part of that set each month, every year we will publish a cut of features that are part of Baseline at one moment in time. For extra clarity, you can tie support to Baseline 24, for example.

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