Workstreams — WHATWG This document contains an official Steering Group-maintained accounting of the WHATWG workstreams, their responsible editors, and their associated standards. Note that per the Workstream Policy, the official Editors listed here may have delegated responsibilities and editing duties to deputy editors for any given Living Standard. As such, the Editor position listed here is more about "who is the official liaison with the Steering Group" and less about "who is editing the document". To get an accounting of who is primarily responsible for day-to-day specification work, you'll be better served by checking the Acknowledgments section of the Living Standard in question. Compatibility Scope CSS properties and DOM APIs that web browsers need to support for compatibility with the de facto web. Editor Mike Taylor, [email protected] Standard Compatibility Console Scope APIs for console debugging facilities. Editors Dominic Farolino, [email protected] Robert Kowalski, [email protected] Terin Stock, [email protected] Standard Console DOM Scope The web's model for events, aborting activities, and node trees. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standard DOM Encoding Scope Character encodings on the web, and their JavaScript API. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standard Encoding Fetch Scope The networking model for resource retrieval on the web. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standards Cookie Store API Fetch Fullscreen API Scope An API for web pages to take over a user's entire screen. Editor Philip Jägenstedt, [email protected] Standard Fullscreen API HTML Scope A kitchen sink full of technologies for the web, including the core markup language for the web, HTML, as well as numerous APIs like Web Sockets, Web Workers, localStorage, etc. Editor Simon Pieters, [email protected] Standards HTML WebSockets Infra Scope The fundamental concepts upon which standards are built. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standard Infra MIME Sniffing Scope Algorithms used to determine the type of resources. Editor Gordon P. Hemsley, [email protected] Standard MIME Sniffing Notifications API Scope An API to display notifications to alert users outside the context of a web page. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standard Notifications API Peripheral APIs Scope APIs for web pages to use local peripheral connectivity standards. Editors Matt Reynolds, [email protected] Reilly Grant, [email protected] Standards WebBluetooth WebHID WebNFC WebSerial WebUSB Quirks Mode Scope Quirks in CSS and Selectors that are necessary to support for web browsers for compatibility with the web. Editor Simon Pieters, [email protected] Standard Quirks Mode Storage Scope APIs for persistent storage and quota estimates, as well as the web platform storage architecture. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standards File System Storage Streams Scope Web APIs for creating, composing, and consuming streams of data that map efficiently to low-level I/O primitives. Editor Mattias Buelens, [email protected] Standards Compression Streams Test Utils Scope Internal APIs for automating testing of web platform features implemented in web browsers, e.g., to trigger JavaScript garbage collection. Editor James Graham, [email protected] Standard Test Utils URL Scope URLs, their infrastructure, and their API. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standards URL URL Pattern Web IDL Scope A syntax for specifications to use to define web APIs and the translation of that syntax into web browser programming languages such as JavaScript. Editors Edgar Chen, [email protected] Timothy Gu, [email protected] Standard Web IDL XMLHttpRequest Scope A client-side networking API for transferring data between a web page and a server. Editor Anne van Kesteren, [email protected] Standard XMLHttpRequest