“By requiring apps to use @WebKit, Apple can rapidly and accurately address exploits across our entire user base and most effectively secure their privacy and security.â€â€”https://t.co/xaBfdxXdQl
…As they could w/ the _alleged_ kill switch: https://
RT @reillyeon: Congress asked Apple a series of questions about this recently and the answers are honestly insulting to the other browser v…
@briankardell @cathiechen1 Ooops, sorry. I just skimmed the header and only saw Brian’s Twitter handle. Great article, congratulations, _both_!
@develwoutacause The preference is system-wide, or, true, can be useragent-wide (one could choose to have one’s browser dark, but the OS light), but DevTools is in my humble opinion not an independent useragent within the browser. It is a special case,
“Who Wrote That†is essentially `git blame` (awful name 😞), but for @Wikipedia content. Get it for @Firefox/ Chrome (https://t.co/uq6jQtm8GE). More details: https://t.co/PB823QNAQD. https://t.co/Lvt6YqvTgb
@kennethrohde Yeah, I want as few people as possible to have to write this code (https://t.co/wfuuYHRuS4) again. Looking at your file, directories is something browser-nativefs doesn’t handle yet—mostly because the fallback path is marked deeply red a
@simevidas Try using https://t.co/N2DTf7oMx1 on Firefox/Safari: perfectly usable. Try it on Chrome: even better. So my reply would be: yes, PE makes sense even with experimental APIs.