RT @ericlaw: Inside Chromium’s clever and brave plan to change the recipe for cookies: https://t.co/5GmwkMeaFK
I think it’s the biggest ch…
@westonruter And it’s super useful for dark mode: https://t.co/n3S70MxGvy.
Element Timing, or Time to First Cat: wicg.github.io/element-timing/. Now usable in Chrome 77. The slide shows the source code you can copy from the spec. 💠@egsweenyweenyâ@paul_irishaul_i#ViewSourceConfwSpic.twitter.com/4RzIRTiCs4/4RzIRTiCs4
Performance Budget Calculator for your @____lighthouse runs: perf-budget-calculator.firebaseapp.com. Neat tool tip from @egsweeny’s an@paul_irishshâ#ViewSourceConfConf talk.
RT @hdv: ‘All of us browser makers are motivated by different things. Some of us make iPads, some of us have huge complex code bases like G…
RT @slightlylate: Are you a PWA developer? Frustrated that Chrome is (far) behind other browsers in advertising that your site is installab…
@somelaniesaid @ASpittel Related â›³ï¸ reading: https://t.co/HvXGOcYXpY by @aemkei.
RT @ChromiumDev: Hello Monday💋Many of our team are attending @viewsourceconf this week, come find @petele @tomayac @argyleink @DasSurma @ko…
@bkhowson @patmeenan @slightlylate TIL, it’s right in the yellow note on https://t.co/YRUuFMyrwu.
Augmented Reality in JavaScript by @ASpittel: https://t.co/JuANyzRR5l #ViewSourceConf A big piece of AR is Snapchat and Instagram. 💄
@slightlylate @patmeenan Okay, okay, here you go: https://t.co/0NsYnQk8cn. Oh the Google Slide embed. 😰
@ericlaw @patmeenan @slightlylate Filed https://t.co/CcnfNvOOhw.
@flaviocopes Something interesting to know in this context is this stat: https://t.co/DTg2RV8SaN. Some users also just want their operating system dark, but not websites.
@patmeenan @slightlylate This doesn’t seem to work on neither Chrome on Android nor Safari on iOS. pic.twitter.com/OChyR9BxtO
@flaviocopes Why not have both? 😃 Initially adhere to the user preference, but allow the user to override it (permanently) if they choose to: https://t.co/wGDMwhKvMj.
@slightlylate @patmeenan Just noticed I had to manually add the ‘s’ in the URL so the protocol is https://. Can https://t.co/zeXx0KK5mQ automatically use a secure connection? I *think* this issue https://t.co/6hLCycoof4 mentions some bits of the relev
@slightlylate Happy birthday 🎂, Alex! Here’s some recursive tracing for you (the queue is busy, waiting behind 11 others 🙌)! https://t.co/cR6Q7TEzJV. https://t.co/83y1lMfIOH
@cassidycodes The `color-scheme` CSS property or meta tag respectively should in the future help avoid this—the idea being to let pages inform the UA about the scheme early so it can adapt the UI accordingly, e.g. set a dark default background.
https://
@cheneytsai @dalmaer @HenrikJoreteg …which most probably just embeds said page in a web view. 🤦â€â™‚ï¸
RT @somebitsLinks: DNS over HTTPS and policy
“How DNS over HTTPS is Reshaping Privacy,Performance, and Policy in the Internet Ecosystem”. V…
@argyleink That’s awesome! 💠Consider following this CSS architecture https://t.co/CmNwviGowt and giving it the `<dark-mode-toggle>` https://t.co/FKfxCMMVoL treatment. Happy to help out, of course.
😻 An incredibly cool device orientation demo and variable fonts showcase at the same time by @Mandy_Kerr in the quoted tweet. ⤵ï¸
(A quick console patch to make it work on iOS: https://t.co/8TeMeuzqJU) https://t.co/IWXaHbpd7X
@Mandy_Kerr 😲 This demo is incredibly cool. On iOS 13.1 (potentially earlier versions, too), just add this line and it works:
document.addEventListener(‘click’, async () => await DeviceMotionEvent.requestPermission());
@smphr @shwetank I was a WebWasher user back then. So strange that it came from Siemens, a brand not necessarily known for its web affinity at the time. Another fun fact is that (by default) it transparently changed the user-agent, no obscuring whatsoeverde.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webwasher
@filmaj @tobie Ironically enough, their web app works perfectly fine but they still have native apps.
@filmaj @tobie +1 to workfrom.co, web-based, nice and elegant, and at least for my area the suggestions are great!
RT @Paul_Kinlan: We’re hiring for a Chrome DevTools Developer Advocate (Munich based). If you love tooling and helping developers, ping me.…
@JonasKuske @tombyrer @styfle @AMidKnight @ChromiumDev `<dark-mode-toggle>`, described in https://t.co/gXYzRzZNcl, tries to follow this idea from the original tweet.
@ilithya_net @lassediercks @terabaud @CodePen Maybe `<dark-mode-toggle>`, described in https://t.co/gXYzRzZNcl can save you some headaches.
jyasskin Gotta love fingerprinting-visibility sites like amiunique.org/fp that claim I’m the only person in the world using the Chrome Dev channel on Linux.
RT @ericlaw: Interesting article from the Tor folks on browser fingerprinting: https://t.co/dvQBwVKsUI
#TIL that CSS attribute selectors have case (in)sensitivity switches ‘i’ and ‘s’: https://t.co/7M6axV2hPw. E.g., `[frame=hsides i]` would match for “hsides”, “HSIDES”, “hSides”, etc.
This can be used for client-side filtering, as shown in @css’ article ht
@jaffathecake @DasSurma @argyleink The time zone switch is amazing (as is the design). Congratulations!
RT @ChromiumDev: Wondering what’s in store for #ChromeDevSummit? 🤔
Well, we just published the agenda! Find out about all the exciting ses…
RT @daviddalbusco: Introducing @deckdeckgo : the web open source editor for presentations
https://t.co/q7x73nN54N
@RubenVerborgh @AquaticSciences @ElsevierConnect Finally, we would like to express our gratitude to the anonymous reviewers for their thoughtful comments that helped improve the paper significantly.
@torgo @googlechrome There’s a “remove†action to not see articles again, it’s a little hidden though:
iOS: https://t.co/RFwbEqArtu
Android: https://t.co/WozJSW9wWT
@itsmeandresito That’s not exactly around the corner for me ;-) I can happily offer slides to a local presenter, though.
@itsmeandresito At which DevFest? There’re quite a few: https://t.co/J9WgyB9Evm.
A “[p]retty simple but neat” SVG editor that uses the new Native File System API (https://t.co/Ef19bCy3QD, #nativefs), by @elecash. â¤µï¸ https://t.co/b6bmGQSWFj
@elecash @angular @ChromiumDev Thanks for sharing, as you write: “Pretty simple but neat”. I have added this to our internal list of examples using the API.
RT @webkit: Read about enhanced protection for link decoration tracking, updates to the Storage Access API, and ITP Debug Mode updates in S…
Mandy_Kerr I had a play with the Google Fonts V2 Beta API. There are a couple of changes but it’s still simple to use! buff.ly/2LK9AX4
I wrote a short post: buff.ly/2OeHKnp
@jpamental also wrote a great post about it buff.ly/2Qyaz0C #variablefonts pic.twitter.com/QUVbarGDBR
The joy and challenge of developing for KaiOS: https://t.co/TtsFLGfxSq
“I’m not a huge fan of app stores—I don’t like having to agree to the ToS, going through a review process, and ultimately subjecting myself to the whims of a private corporation.
RT @angustweets: TIL, if you visit devtools’ “source” tab right after using the “performance” tab you get benchmarks… https://t.co/bWB1T3 
RT @tomayac: Project Fugu 🡠at @W3C TPAC, my personal recap:
💉 https://t.co/YPu7Rpof59
“The web is threatened from multiple angles, and b…
@lunamoth No. You can access AMP pages from any browser with the AMP runtime that you can just download as a set of (self-hostable) scripts.
Note that this is distinct from the AMP treatment in Google Search and the AMP cache optimizations. If either went
@b1tr0t Munich. Helmholtzstraße I think. ðŸ´.js
@tobie @johnmark This has been tried before: https://t.co/eRJAmuA8E7. Not sure if I missed any potential irony, hard to read from the tweet alone, just thought the pointer might be interesting nonetheless.
@schweinepriestr It’s in the slides and in the session description. 😃
@autiomaa Yeah, I know, I know. I just fixed the tech stack, design is up next :-)
@mathias @cjamcl @hooraybuffer Oh, my Twitter client doesn’t support polls and I didn’t even see it, but voted on the official client now. ✅
@autiomaa Please note: my notes only represent a tiny slice of the web platforms. ☺ï¸
Project Fugu 🡠at @W3C TPAC, my personal recap:
💉 https://t.co/YPu7Rpof59
“The web is threatened from multiple angles, and being able to work in the standards bodies on defending it is a privilege of the few. Both shouldn’t be the case.â€
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(Heading copy & paste glitch in blog post, CC: @petele @medleyjp)
https://t.co/5ygsBWmLOJ
Variable Fonts Link Dump, by @css: https://t.co/VyZwlAaHD6. I never can remember Wakamai Fondue, despite (or maybe due to its) genius name. Good to have these links in one place.
🆕 Chrome 78 Beta: a new Houdini API and two exciting origin trials: native file system access and SMS retriever API. This is a fabulous @GoogleChrome release from a Project Fugu 🡠viewpoint. https://t.co/Doi1BvC3yP
Smarter custom CSS properties with Houdini’s new API, by â¦@Snugugâ©. This is exciting news for the web. https://t.co/wob8x6v2ab
@thejohnjansen Been there. Done that. In Shanghai. Behind the great firewall. 🤦â€â™‚ï¸
(To be fair, it was my fault, I had a new laptop and was missing one step that I thought was part of the out-of-the-Google-box experience.)
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev The document is still in internal review, sorry
Google Search (finally) supports in-video search using so-called Clips (https://t.co/yHhCf6emVM) that are based on Media Fragments URI: https://t.co/oeq5EoKkOG https://t.co/NkFUxExj7z (for select partners). 🎞 ✂ï¸
(CC: @troncy, @dvdeurse, and other
@firt You’re welcome, this is the tweet you want to credit: https://t.co/cPAEZPmuBV
@ericlaw Oh, interesting. Is there any written documentation on this new behavior?
RT @kennethrohde: Great summary from @AaronGustafson on discussions related to Web App Manifest at TPAC:
https://t.co/LI7pq96d2h
@rowan_m @stefanjudis Classic. We’ve all been there.
iOS 13 PWA news by @firt ⤵ï¸.
Oh, WKWebView/SFSafariViewController apparently not supporting dark mode is simply due to the fact that the hosting apps in question weren’t compiled for the iOS 13 SDK. We have internal builds against the new SDK of Chr
Query without a credit card: introducing BigQuery sandbox https://t.co/ZCw9QM0VLF by @felipehoffa. The sandbox tier could be your free entry ticket to the @httparchive.
@smashingmag @_developit @philwalton Phil’s link should probably be updated to point to https://t.co/6tgODQPCha.
@vrandezo This is fantastic news both for @Wikidata/@WikiResearch as well as @GoogleAI. Congratulations on making this happen! 🥂
RT @viticci: I’ve been working on this for 3 months, pouring hundreds of hours into it. And here it is:
My iOS and iPadOS 13 review: https…
@Abhinay25234930 @sulco @jurebajt @toddmotto I guess https://t.co/Pb3I6bBiBy is a good start.
RT @TimoTijhof: This week we finished a year-long effort that’s saving @Wikipedia readers over 4.3 Terabytes of data bandwidth every day!…
RT @rick_viscomi: 🔠new post on @ThePracticalDev: Fixing layout instability
Using my own website as a case study, I show how to use the La…
@glazou @thejohnjansen None of these ship dates are fixed. We strictly follow the process defined in https://t.co/WSD8bDix5R, and note that this process includes also following the Blink launch process https://t.co/MHFOdHFKgy.
â˜ï¸ If the slides link in the original tweet doesn’t work for you (which inexplicably seems to be the case for some folks), try this link instead: https://t.co/F48be92M9W. Sorry for this!
@nyquildotorg Can you try to hard-refresh: https://t.co/Q7ohW6hYIT.
@_satyakresna @DenisTRUFFAUT All the protected files have been removed and replaced with links to the demos that they were showing. Can you try again? Sorry for this.
@addyosmani @gauntface Too soon.
@reillyeon You probably want Eleventy. I love it because it has no template engine lock-in at all, is fast, and the community is nice. Consider starting with https://t.co/T5RAMhiktr.
@nathankjer Would be cool to get your Hawkes process model into our more primitive approach described in this paper: https://t.co/bk5xenXWY4. The tool is still up: https://t.co/xOcXSnHkfC.
@marypcbuk @codepo8 If it’s perceived divisive this wasn’t intentional. “Take back†as in: apps that use web technologies but are not on the web because capabilities are missing, so they opt for hybrid frameworks just to bridge these capability ga
@marypcbuk @codepo8 From almost-web-but-not-quite frameworks. See the quoted tweet for an example of such a framework.
https://t.co/ypCkseO1b6
RT @christianliebel: JSPaint meets MSPaint! Little interop demo via Async #Clipboard API/Raw Clipboard Access. PWA on the left, native app…
#w3fukuoka Project Fugu ðŸ¡
https://t.co/WbJOak6lqp
RT @ChromiumDev: The Project Fugu 🡠team had a breakout session today at #w3cTPAC. You can follow up on what was discussed and presented vi…
@DenisTRUFFAUT Oh, sorry, there are three videos embedded that don’t work. I hope I can fix this.
@DenisTRUFFAUT It should work, try swiping.
The slides from our (Intel, Microsoft, Google) #w3cTPAC breakout session on Project Fugu 🡠are available online: https://t.co/Q7ohW60nRl. The full IRC logs of the session are likewise public: https://t.co/7FdQFA2oXq. Let’s take back the Web! API per AP
@SteveALee @AaronGustafson @slightlylate @kennethrohde KaiOS is the same, but the app stores that ship with the phone have different inventory depending on the provider you get your phone from.
RT @mikewest: Minutes from yesterday’s WebAppSec meeting are up at https://t.co/5ufqh0broi. It’s a fairly wide-ranging conversation on topi…
A comparison of various image-optimizing CDNs: https://t.co/qHUeAi13jM. I like that @firt looked into Client Hint support, too.
(CC: @sw12, who ran a large-scale image survey recently) https://t.co/IZNPuue6gO
@AaronGustafson @SteveALee @slightlylate @kennethrohde Note that the existence on one phone doesn’t mean other phones will have the app, too. Each provider runs their own store they control—even if it’s just “PWAsâ€. But *cough* jailbreak https:/
@christianliebel Thanks, this is great developer feedback, keep the comments coming :-)
@SteveALee @slightlylate @kennethrohde @AaronGustafson On the Nokia 8110 4G there is. Also Facebook and WhatsApp.
RT @jaffathecake: Service worker working group felt productive yesterday. Agreed to add a few minor features, and discussed some less minor…
@christianliebel Wow, this is seriously awesome. Thanks for sharing and for hacking this together! 🤩
RT @christianliebel: I added Native File System API support to #JSPaint, a JavaScript remake of good ol’ MS Paint. 🎨 Would you have guessed…
@_JHorse Thanks for the feedback, always great to know something you worked on was helpful to someone. Obrigado :-)
😆 Web Development Merit Badges: https://t.co/UXXqSDVrQa Hilarious collection of badges compiled by @css.
@dtroode @ilyabirman @surganov We’ve done some research on this, maybe it’s helpful: https://t.co/TKzLIwiz0T.
@udzura Yes, and here’s some more information on it: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@Garyuten Here’s some more information on this: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@eleline5 @Media Here’s some more background documentation on it: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@kojilin It’s not that hard with instructions: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL. Maybe this is helpful… 🌒
@vernalkick @majouji Email publishers can use dark mode in emails like this: https://t.co/0fSSSlUOwr. Support is slowly growing: https://t.co/IK4Vg3Zt0e. 🔧🌒
@dtroode @ilyabirman @surganov That’s a really well implemented dark mode on https://t.co/C9SvhDcbKh! ðŸ’
One additional idea could be to add a toggle, so people can switch: https://t.co/FKfxCMvk0b. 🌒
@_JHorse Aqui está um artigo (traduzido automaticamente para o português) que pode ajudar as pessoas a implementar o modo escuro com o `prefers-color-scheme`: https://t.co/SHRQGcFPNt 🌒
For everyone tweeting about things like CSS @​font-face, @​supports,
@​media, etc., this one weird trick makes you not inadvertedly mention people who happen to have this username:
‘@‘ + ‘zero-width space’ + “mediaâ€
https://t.co/21cCa
@simevidas Is this an Internet of Shit troll? 😂
https://t.co/f8s9SbPiJD
See the little display on the hoover?
`@​media (hoover) { … }`
@slightlylate @kennethrohde @AaronGustafson I actually got one for my 11 year-old as their first (smartish) phone, who is super fascinating to watch explore this brave new world. Surprisingly less voice use than I would have thought, but also almost no we
@slightlylate @kennethrohde @AaronGustafson 🙋â€â™‚ï¸ Big fan of the Nokia “banana phoneâ€, which you can get easily from Amazon and other retailers, and which is jailbreakable (https://t.co/zssl7Trved), so you can create, install, and test proper
RT @ChromiumDev: When “not all†is nothing. Finding out about media query support in the browser. â¤µï¸ https://t.co/i3ZVZQFlwg
Recently we’ve sent our Intent to Implemenent for the proposed `navigation-controls` media feature: https://t.co/UZ931ATtlu.
🤔 But how can you find out if the browser understands this media feature—or any media query really? My article has you cov
@BartoszBobin You need to be careful: this approach leaves browsers that don’t understand the media query stand in the rain. https://t.co/6mGEmx67Hq
@elecash @angular @ChromiumDev That sounds super cool. Is there a link to your app? No worries if it’s potentially in a rough shape, this is purely out of curiosity.
@kennethrohde @Una @materialdesign Here’s the Material demo with the fixed toggle (until the Chrome bug gets resolved): https://t.co/Bqbfg7FtF9.
@kennethrohde @Una @materialdesign Meanwhile I have just released v0.4.0 of `<dark-mode-toggle>` that works around this bug: https://t.co/ffUmudWmbV. See https://t.co/Qm36h2tlwP for the up-to-date demo.
@kennethrohde @Una @materialdesign Hmmm, there seems to have been a breaking change between 76 and 77. It works correctly in Firefox and Safari. Filed https://t.co/AhsOVqg0MK.
@imchriskitchens @Una 🤩 Toggle or `prefers-color-scheme`? Why not both? https://t.co/nkEfWgkHJ1
Just remixed @Una’s @materialdesign Glitches with `prefers-color-scheme` & material toggle to have the best of both worlds 🎉: https://t.co/xrqSTnp5j6.
💉 Initially respects `prefers-color-scheme`.
💉 Supports overriding—optionally permanently.
M
@qantify @FlunseyTheFox I help people who might be interested in learning more about dark mode. A simple Twitter search unearthed you. Seems like you’re good. Enjoy the rest of your day. ✌ï¸
@qantify I’m simply a web developer and learning on my way. If you’re a student, you can apply for free credit: https://t.co/mk0LjzsNDY. Likewise when you’re a startup: https://t.co/n6Xppt5Qv0.
@FlunseyTheFox @qantify Some more background reading material: https://t.co/gXYzRzZNcl.
@CodePen @smnarnold +1, great idea ðŸ’. For quick testing, also consider adding a toggle: https://t.co/o6TI7pnj1R.
RT @bocoup: Next week is #w3cTPAC, we will be there! @zcorpan and @fantasai have written a survival guide for attendees who are asked to SC…
@slightlylate @wanderview ✅ Mount Fuji view. 🗻
✅ Super friendly staff. 💮
✅ Amazing speed. 💨
🚫 No Wi-Fi yet on my Tokaido-SanyŠShinkansen (but soon).
Coming from Germany 🇩🇪:
✅ No random car reordering that messes with reserva
@jxnblk @studio_hungry @chatsidhartha Here’re the results from a survey we did: https://t.co/TKzLIwiz0T.
You can run tests on your own site: people who have dark mode on and use your dark theme vs. people who have dark mode on but override to use your l
@tjmonsi Standardization is slow, and should mini apps get standardized, then they will experience the same. Finding compromises is hard. Right now, each mini app platform just does their own thing, and it mostly seems to work: https://t.co/aUtYPmcmrJ.
@marcus_lindblom @bdc I have made a toggle that initially respects the user’s system preference, but then allows them to override it: https://t.co/ffUmudWmbV. More info: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@adamzea Nice! A neat addition for people would maybe be a toggle, so they can check out the photography in different lights: https://t.co/ffUmudWmbV.
I disapprove of this proposal becoming a web standard (as web technology usage doesn’t mean it’s “webâ€), but fully approve of hearing their arguments: MiniApp Standardization White Paper. Especially interesting is the gap analysis: https://t.co/xO
@jerroenbakker For these browsers (all browsers in fact), you can still use dark mode, just with a manual toggle (https://t.co/o6TI7p5HDh), and share the same code with browsers that support the media query. Follow this stylesheet architecture https://t.c
@asmallteapot @rrrrrrrix The media query is widely supported nowadays (https://t.co/6mGEmx67Hq). A couple of mobile and desktop browsers also have a forced dark mode for sites that don’t make use of the media query, e.g., for Chrome, search in chrome://
@jxnblk @studio_hungry @chatsidhartha My recommendation is to initially adhere to the user’s system preference, but to offer an opt-out: https://t.co/Cypl59J9Ft.
💡Two interesting posts by @rem:
Any other tag in the <head> that isn’t one of <title>, <meta>, <style>, <script>, <base>, or <link> will automatically be moved into the <body>: https://t.co/jKP08duM8c.
Why <p> doesn’t need a corresponding closing
@darianrosebrook @hyumankind @Media For more info on the media query, check out https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL. In the article, there’s also a section on such a toggle: https://t.co/o6TI7p5HDh. 🌒
@cheneytsai Yes. It was an immediate flashback.
@cheneytsai @rajpal_saurabh @sisidovski @agektmr @ryoyakawai This. The place is… special.
@rajpal_saurabh W3C TPAC :-)
RT @Snowden: So I get stopped in the hallway as I’m carrying this old computer that I need to copy the files, and one of the chiefs asks: ‘…
@DenisTRUFFAUT @agektmr @petele I don’t know, sorry. 🤷â€â™‚ï¸
@johnbburg Setting a dark theme on your system should be enough, but currently there’s a bug https://t.co/Q7TZEJdjQ3, so temporary you need to launch Chrome with these two flags:
—enable-features=WebUIDarkMode —force-dark-mode
@DasSurma @petele One of my jokes made it in the graveyard of jokes that he keeps around on his phone for special occasions like the Fugu 🡠team hanging out in a Tiki bar ðŸ¹. People must be dying to get in there.
@ebidel @lyft Oh, interesting. Has this launched yet? I checked https://t.co/2QgfnePnOS and https://t.co/zO2MtDKH8n itself to no avail. We offer https://t.co/2jKWcHTW30 and https://t.co/KQejURAdxg to help bootstrap a dark mode quickly.
🕸ï¸ðŸ”Š 9 years of WebAudio: https://t.co/0Y4G2plapF. A presentation from the spec editor.
A new round in the “detecting headless Chrome” cat 🈠and mouse ðŸ game, by @xopek59: https://t.co/YprFtCMsQw.
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev We have some folks on Chrome who’re looking into improving the History API, or at least taming it a bit. I have reached out to them to see if there’s anything they could share externally at this stage.
RT @MrAhmadAwais: 🔥 VS @Code just released v1.38 which empowers HTML & CSS to have MDN Reference IntelliSense. Makes writing complex CSS pr…
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev Not directly, but you can keep track of previously visited URLs in a stack yourself, so you can see where in the history you are. It’s not great, but it might work depending on your use case.
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev Yeah, you can’t. For Single-Page Apps, you might be able to work with https://t.co/D28oEonGj4.
@_developit @_davideast Proudly powered by @v8js.
RT @simonmlaroche: I’ve started writing some thoughts on Tetris game design. My first article is about the randomizers found in various ver…
@AnaestheticsApp @ChromiumDev Apps should not have a dedicated exit or close button as per the Android design guidelines. Just make proper back navigation work: https://t.co/VNvtw12jhb. In fullscreen mode, the home button can always be reached by swiping
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev If you stick to vanilla JS with no framework-based router, `onbeforeunload` might be your best bet at the moment: https://t.co/1i1HH008Et.
@samthor That fake SNES controller obviously can only send fake keydown events. Also: your colleague seems unimpressed. Also: cute baby photo… :-)
@fantasai I wouldn’t call it “fineâ€, but more a necessary evil. Email clients typically deal pretty well with it and keep the overhead low. Caveat: I can only speak as a sighted person. I certainly have cut threads and provided a “context†link
@endrift @reillyeon @rmondello I actually discussed Wake Lock indications in https://t.co/ccrmA2QIbX. Personally, I think it would make sense on mobile, but as discussed, the Wake Lock is released when visibility changes: https://t.co/Tzn3pSNmAG. The Orig
ManningBooks Back to Simple CSS: with the Shadow DOM—a new free eBook with chapters selected by @bfarrellforever! link.medium.com/qYr49YEbSZ #webcomponents #shadowDOM #CSS #webdev
Neat, my favorite email newsletter publishers @CSSWeekly and @peterc both start looking into supporting dark mode email (https://t.co/0fSSSlUOwr). 🔧 🌒 The motivation: auto-darkening isn’t always doing a great job. https://t.co/ZBZ9XI0c0E
RT @zachleat: New on the @filamentgroup blog:
Two Browsers Walked Into a Scrollbar
https://t.co/sn3Fhc6FBT
Studying scrollbar obtrusivene…
RT @daviddalbusco: “The Simple Guide to HTML SVGs” by @cavezza #DEVcommunity https://t.co/5YdSgGzMke
RT @hadleybeeman: When you’re designing a new feature for the web, the stakes are high. You could be changing where a user’s location goes,…
On supporting browsers you can see the new “screen” Wake Lock in action at https://t.co/vhyjCTs630. 🚫💤 https://t.co/acx8x76oNC
RT @intenttoship: Blink: Intent to Experiment: Screen Wake Lock API https://t.co/5yGdKkVyUl
RT @marcosc: Yep yep… looks like @saschaplas and I have implemented the Web Share API in Gecko. Ignore the “tentative” fails - they are n…
@mathias Curious. Would you call https://t.co/RNvzeoN6sA a macro optimization?
@fantasai Fully agree on 1).
For a long time I was a strong defender of 2), too, but it makes it harder for people to follow the thread who were CC:’ed into it later. Now I tend to just remove email signatures and other noise, but leave hiding repeate
@wesbos @Paul_Kinlan Oops, try https://t.co/4A5RpBQopk
@wesbos @Paul_Kinlan It seems to be a lower-level macOS thing that strikes again as previously in https://t.co/njTaGKOM7m. Pinging the bug with new info (like, are you running Catalina?) might be a good idea.
@CrystalOnScript @kristoferbaxter This was a good read. Thanks for sharing this.
@mhartington This wasn’t a subtweet or anything; I truly like the similar thinking here. It makes a lot of sense to keep everything in the “ion-*†namespace.
RT @notwaldorf: New blog post about building a (good) metronome and keeping time in JavaScript!! ✨
It comes with a demo comparing the audi…
@mhartington @daviddalbusco @brandyscarney @Ionicframework Love it! Respect the initial `prefers-color-scheme` preference, but allow for a manual override (https://t.co/Cypl59J9Ft). Exactly the philosophy behind `<dark-mode-toggle>` (https://t.co/FKfxCMvk
s/no-follow/nofollow/
Two new link type (proposals) for hinting at Google that a link is either sponsored (`rel=”sponsored”`) or user-generated content (`rel=”ugc”`), apart from the existing “no follow†(`rel=”no-follow”`). Seems worth standardizing, @dannysullivan & @meth
@AnaestheticsApp I have only seen it in https://t.co/gmvtXEbdwo in the wild. It’s not standardized as far as I can tell. Probably something purely internal to Google Maps.
@Paul_Kinlan @wesbos It’s broken on macOS at the moment (you always get back an empty array).
@gklka @burgatshow Here’s some more reading material: https://t.co/gXYzRzIbNL.
@blvckdivmondco @AaronCuddeback The answer is in the quoted tweet:
https://t.co/REH6kJKdkP
@mgechev And let’s not forget about Edge: https://t.co/6mGEmx67Hq 🎉
RT @ChromeUXReport: 2/ For the first time, we crossed the 6M distinct origin threshold for a single release 🎉
We’re keeping up with what s…
@MylesBorins All the best, Myles.
@samccone Thanks for sharing! For anyone interested in the theory behind: https://t.co/Cypl59J9Ft.
RT @kinu: We’re implementing Navigation to Bundled Exchanges (a part of Web Packaging) on Chrome! 🔦😃
No idea about how this can be used? Ch…
This is great news for the web developer community: â¦@caniuseâ© now includes â¦@MozDevNetâ© compatibility data. 🎉 No more guess work!
(via â¦@medleyjpâ©) https://t.co/jCem7JMlso
Great article on @Apple App Store ranking weirdnesses with actually useful and beautiful data visualizations embedded. This is taking advantage of digital journalism. 💠https://t.co/YQi5V7HvJo
@Mr_Stezz @litmusapp Apple Mail does for sure: https://t.co/0fSSSlDdET. It’s work in progress for other clients. From what I hear, Outlook for web supports it as well, but I don’t have firsthand knowledge.
@bogdanvlviv Some more reading material on this media query: https://t.co/KQejURROVQ.
@dragosrobertn @amyvpellegrini As far as I can tell, they respect `prefers-color-scheme` first, and allow you to override it with your own preference. I’m a big fan of this pattern, too: https://t.co/Cypl59ryNV.
@stefanjudis TIL about `focusin` (and `focusout` respectively): https://t.co/9zUiGyOPMh. Thanks so much for writing these articles!
RT @slightlylate: A few things for web developers about IDC’s recent report on smartphone shipment volumes: https://t.co/zmXf6ZE4k0
(threa…