Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Partial freezing of the User-Agent string (#467)

I don’t see why we need a string at all. Why can’t a bit mask work for this: say 128 bits, the first 32 represent the “version” of the remaining 96 bits. An ideal browser would return a solid set of 96 1s for a given version of features. You probably don’t need this many bits, but I’m just using it as an example.

Say version 1, might include 32 bits of proposed spec, and 32 bits of experimental spec and 32 “recent” features. 

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