RT @simevidas: @tomayac @WebPlatformNews One day, we may have vertical-align: cap-middle https://t.co/KW4lSMrYRF 🤞
@NOtherDev Yeah, it was completely clear from the context, just a nit review comment :-)
@NOtherDev You write “the previous Service Worker that potentially contained different versions of the assets”, but the assets are not in the service worker but in the Cache.
Instead: “the previous Service Worker that potentially contained different meta
“Handling Service Worker updates—How to keep the app updated and stay sane,” great article by @NOtherDev: https://t.co/2nhiFNLqIs. ðŸ’
Interesting to compare to @DeanoHume’s https://t.co/0xX60Y6Qn8 and @workboxjs’s https://t.co/q2oTKGOr0B.
@NOtherDev @webmaxru @mayeedwin1 @poshaughnessy @AaronGustafson @Paul_Kinlan “Hard-refresh (Control+Shift+R-kind) is sufficient”: Probably add a note that this bypasses the service worker.
“potentially contained different versions of the assets”: Assumpt
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@canofsleep @ChromiumDev You’ll be able to store serialized file handles soon. Follow https://t.co/V9xDQee6YB for updates. Origin Trials typically cover about three versions of Chrome, anything longer would be against the idea (https://t.co/0ffrLpqIjd). T
@pes10k @johnwilander The illustration is just bonkers.
@pes10k @johnwilander “Conforming UAs may choose not to scroll automatically on navigation. Such UAs may, instead, provide UI to initiate the scroll (“click to scroll”) or none at all.â€â€”https://t.co/71qLLvDAnw
(Not trolling you by using a regular e
@jaffathecake @dfabu That’s a very fair point. I guess in a production app one would add some sort of loading indicator to the disabled button.
sebdedeyne `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums` is one of my favorite CSS properties. It sets numbers as monospace, so they’re prettily aligned in tables.
Another use case I came across is this little character counter. Notice how much smoother it becomes with tabular nums. pic.twitter.com/BlMZhnOGng
If you’re licensing your images you can now make this information available via Google Image Search by specifying `aquireLicensePage` structured metadata. â¤µï¸ Coming soon to https://t.co/EDiFZGOW78. https://t.co/h8IfJ3rYlq
@jaffathecake @dfabu Ah, thanks; seeing it only now (my main Twitter client Echofon isn’t great at thread handling). For anyone following along: https://t.co/9rWI17diqm
@jaffathecake @dfabu (I don’t have a client render, though.)
@jaffathecake @dfabu How about disabling the button until the JS has loaded? I do that in browser-nativefs.glitch.me.
@WebPlatformNews I had a bug report for this exact behavior: https://t.co/mLUMVSCnXW.
@TheGreenGreek Thanks 😊. The switching happens by changing the `media` attribute of the `<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”foo.css” media=”(prefers-color-scheme: dark)”>`, see https://t.co/wIt4jxhtyD. It also emits an event (search the code for “COLOR_SCH