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I don’t know if it can help; I created a personal and simple GitHub page (source) that tests as Discourse does: https://arkshine.github.io/discourse-features-test/

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The image displays the results of a "Discourse Feature Test" for mobile Firefox 136.0, indicating that features like Relative Color Syntax, CSS Subgrid, and JavaScript Lookbehind Regex are supported. (Captioned by AI)
The image displays the results of a "Discourse Feature Test" for mobile Firefox 136.0, indicating that features like Relative Color Syntax, CSS Subgrid, and JavaScript Lookbehind Regex are supported. (Captioned by AI)1440×2960 204 KB

The image displays the results of a feature test for a web page, showing that the browser is Huawei Browser, running on Blink engine with Android OS and supporting JavaScript Lookbehind Regex but not Relative Color Syntax or CSS Subgrid. (Captioned by AI)
The image displays the results of a feature test for a web page, showing that the browser is Huawei Browser, running on Blink engine with Android OS and supporting JavaScript Lookbehind Regex but not Relative Color Syntax or CSS Subgrid. (Captioned by AI)1440×2960 327 KB

The image is a screenshot of a web feature test indicating browser support features for Relative Color Syntax, CSS Subgrid, and JavaScript Lookbehind Regex, with successful support on Blink engine version 134.0.6998.89 of Chrome on a Windows 11 operating system. (Captioned by AI)
The image is a screenshot of a web feature test indicating browser support features for Relative Color Syntax, CSS Subgrid, and JavaScript Lookbehind Regex, with successful support on Blink engine version 134.0.6998.89 of Chrome on a Windows 11 operating system. (Captioned by AI)919×879 24.1 KB

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