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@mayeedwin1 @MartaW_PL Nice, thanks for sharing! I’ve built something similar when I was doing research on WebView capabilities: https://t.co/LnXsnelXmf. There’s also https://t.co/Gy3mvd5zsa by @NOtherDev.
@nhoizey Yes, true. Check the section “Twitter cards and Open Graph” on https://t.co/DP2mI2HGF8.
RT @cobra_winfrey: with a whole lot of clip-paths, masks and box-reflect I built this generative holiday sweater pen over at @CodePen // if…
@rick_viscomi @Twitter Thanks, it’s probably some sort of caching issue. It didn’t render locally in my logged in session at all, but it did render when I opened the tweet individually in an incognito tab.
@tibor @Twitter Yeah, it works fine on mobile for me, too, but looks borked on desktop (it seems to work in an incognito tab, though).
All that being said, you should _really_ charge your phone, your battery charge level makes me super nervous. 😂
It’s also hilarious how @Twitter manages to fsck this up on desktop, but makes it work perfectly on mobile; and in its Validator shows it should work fine universally. pic.twitter.com/mimkW6HSNY
The repetitiveness of the three formats, Open Graph Protocol, Twitter Cards, and Schema.​org, still hurts… 😞 It’s 2019, and we still don’t have structured markup interoperability.
I’ve added structured markup (Facebook, Twitter, Schema​.org) to my blog with actual screenshots created by Puppeteer (https://t.co/5D8aaQYZfc); so when you share a post like https://t.co/1UM0IKBTQv, now there should be a decent preview of what to expec