The google style guides are almost an antithesis of what we are teaching at MDN.

o_O

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74630989/why-use-domstringlist-rather-than-an-array is probably worth an answer from somebody familiar with DOMStringList — and answer with details on its history (from somebody familiar with its history)

I don’t know enough to answer well there. I guess DOMStringList started out as something used in window.location… for some reason, and then it got used with IndexedDB… for some reason — but then not used anywhere else, and won’t be, because sequence<DOMString> is the thing to use instead?

By the way, https://w3c.github.io/stackoverflow/ is a dashboard thing I put together recently — for daily review of Stack Overflow Q&As for web-platform features (in part as a way to help get a better understanding of which web-platform features developers are actually using, and what their common pain points are)

It is just a set of links to some tag-based searches. If you mouse over the names of the feature sets like Core and Graphics+typography, it’ll show you which tags it’s searching on. Or else if you just follow the links, the search-results pages all also show which tags the results are for.