My Interop feature ranking

The Firefox team just launched a website that allows users to rank the Interop 2027 proposals that they care about. And I care about things - for selfish reasons and for work. And that's a challenge. I want to rank things that only benefit me and my blog but I also want to rank things that would make my daily job easier. Or, at least, allow me to delete a lot of code. So I settled with a balance of five for each.

My final ranking:

1. CSS random() function
2. CSS corner-shape property
3. CSS gap decorations
4. CSS border-shape property
5. CSS object-view-box property
6. CSS flex-wrap: balance
7. CSS reading-⁠flow and reading-⁠order properties
8. Customizable/stylable <select>
9. 103 Early Hints preloading
10. CSS grid lanes (masonry)

Now, if I had a rank of things I want just for pure fun, it would look something like this:

1. CSS random() function
2. CSS corner-shape property
3. CSS gap decorations
4. CSS border-shape property
5. CSS object-view-box property
6. CSS sibling-⁠count() and sibling-⁠index() functions
7. CSS filter(image, ...filters)
8. CSS random-⁠item() function
9. CSS var() in size container queries
10. CSS box-⁠decoration-⁠break without a vendor prefix

And here's what would make my life easier at work and what are our most frequent requests from clients:

1. CSS flex-wrap: balance
2. Customizable/stylable <select>
3. 103 Early Hints preloading
4. CSS grid lanes (masonry)
5. CSS reading-⁠flow and reading-⁠order properties
6. CSS var() in size container queries
7. CSS linked parameters
8. CSS @supports at-⁠rule()
9. Responsive iframes
10. CSS AccentColor system color reflects accent-color