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).