Chrome 132 supports device-posture media query #25631
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Summary
Chrome 132 supports the Device Posture API, which provides functionality to create user interfaces that adapt to a foldable device's posture and respond to posture changes.
Most of the data is already there, but the
device-posturemedia query was recorded asfalsefor Chrome. This PR updates it to 132.Test results and supporting details
See https://chromestatus.com/feature/5185813744975872 for the data source.
I've not tested this myself, as I don't have a foldable device, but I've sent my demo to the implementers for testing. I'll keep this as a draft until I hear back.
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