Thomas Steiner (@tomayac)

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The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @tomayac ever

June 18th, 2020

Refactoring optional chaining into a large codebase: lessons learned, by @leaverou: https://t.co/HpScEu9YrT

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@AaronGustafson It might be just me, but the link leads to an error page on your site.

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@IrishEagle At first sight (only by watching the video) looks like the site doesn’t handle Ajax state restoration well. I’ll check in more detail tomorrow.

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@IrishEagle I’ll have a look, if there’re additional details, please let me know. Thanks!

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@khan_sikki @ChromiumDev `getUserMedia()` works for apps installed to the home screen, but not yet in WKWebViews.

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@HenrikJoreteg Nice, loading v10 that didn’t have native Wake Lock support yet. In the mid term I hope NoSleep.js moves to lazy-loading. Maybe in v12.

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@senthil_hi @ChromiumDev Element fragments are set by the website author. Text fragments can be set by anyone. That’s the difference.

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RT @JonPorty: This is very cool, especially for other journalists who need to link to specific articles to cite their reporting https://t.c…

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@JonPorty Thanks for covering this extension on The @Verge 😊. The problems with the highlighting not showing you’re hitting are most probably related to redirects: https://t.co/Z4bINZrB8x. If there’s not enough unique context, the extension can’t

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@FWeinb Feature request: add the Screen Wake Lock API so the screen stays on: web.dev/wakelock/. This little app is a great use case for the Web Bluetooth Scanning API, thank you!

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To “see” the app’s Corona exposure announcements, use @fweinb’s Web Bluetooth app https://t.co/dhlwWbm9oH (Source code: https://t.co/T2ChTeqDiQ).
https://t.co/Fc0CKoCBAE https://t.co/TlcbOoPY6q

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@TypeSong Twitter’s URL redirector “consumes” the user gesture (crbug.com/1055455).
The extension actually adds the closest element fragment “page-42” in your case as a fallback for non-supporting browsers (or situations like the t.co

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@spottedmahn If you dig the GitHub commit history you’ll see how long it took me. So many corner cases… Probably still haven’t covered (or even discovered) them all.

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“How to file a good browser bug”, by ⁦@robertnyman⁩ and ⁦@petele⁩. 🧒‍💻 https://t.co/g2L0CcfNi6

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RT @juberti: Duo group calling now available on the web! Like all Duo calls, group calls support end-to-end encryption, thanks to the new W…

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@othermaciej @jensimmons @jonathandavis @samthor The main context was Web Views, but nevertheless this paper research.google/pubs/pub46739/ has some answers in its introduction. Happy to answer your questions (here, via DM, or reach out to tomac AT my employer D

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@kamranahmedse There are a couple of bookmarklets and extensions out there that implement what I call the “naive” approach (no offense). The difference is this: https://t.co/jH2HRudbI6.

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@jensimmons @jonathandavis @samthor We’d also love you to (re-)consider some of the Project Fugu 🐡 Aweb.dev/fugu-status/bRcLW.

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