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Big ol' PR to populate a lot of Samsung Internet data. #1606

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This used a script to generate the Samsung Internet data by matching versions with the Chrome Android version. With some extra massaging by hand for more complex data.

@AdaRoseCannon AdaRoseCannon force-pushed the samsunginternet-update2 branch from a9548b1 to fe08e82 Compare March 18, 2018 14:03
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Rebase done.

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@Elchi3 Fixed the conflicts :)

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Elchi3 commented Apr 9, 2018

We should probably just merge this. I spot checked it here and there and it seems fine 😅
Also, I think this wouldn't actually cause a whole lot of other PRs to become merge-conflicted.

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@Elchi3 Elchi3 merged commit 5133d14 into mdn:master Apr 10, 2018
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OMG AWESOME! Thanks so much!!

foolip pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 23, 2021
This PR corrects the data throughout the RTCPeerConnection API, which was a **big** mess, mostly due to copy-paste error.  The fixes include the following:

- Converts the "Promise-based version" notes into subfeatures.  It is more standard to use a subfeature rather than the notes.  Additionally, they were copied and pasted all across the Opera data, so it caused some major data discrepancies.  (Particularly, claiming support for features in Opera that weren't supported, wrong version numbers...)  Fixes #11158.
- Corrects the data regarding promise-based versions for Chrome.  After further digging in, it turns out that most of these features had the wrong version number.  New data comes from the commit history ([1](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/e16c96f5a5b517a64fdbc5be75f05e359e04b461), [2](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/70302a3d99ed149d59acf592edf9d32d4fd0dbda), [3](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/68f8e256dc7c7369127bd345100bcf776fa8acc0)).
- Corrects the Samsung Internet and Opera/Opera Android data. In the case of Samsung Internet, it appears to have been set to 6.0 most everywhere after a mirroring from the old, incorrect wiki data (#1606), and Opera's data initially came from the wiki tables (#1070).  When the Chrome data was corrected, however (see #3287), only the Chrome, Chrome Android, and WebView data was adjusted, leaving these other browsers untouched.
- Corrects the version number for `createDataChannel` based upon results from the mdn-bcd-collector project (v3.3.0).
- Finally, mirrors the Chrome data to both Chrome Android and WebView.  Both had been left as `true` for many of the features, however since we have ranged values, we're able to replace the `true` with `≤37` for WebView, and mirror Chrome straight to Chrome Android since we know Chrome Android has supported this API back then.
foolip added a commit to foolip/browser-compat-data that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2022
The source of this data is a semi-automated PR to derive data from
Chrome Android:
mdn#1606

At the time, the Chrome Android data was "53", and when this was fixed
the Samsung Internet data was apparently not updated.
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