Thomas Steiner (@tomayac)

Now at @tomayac@toot.cafe

The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @tomayac ever

May 19th, 2020

@chelo_xl @ChromiumDev Have you tried catching errors? https://t.co/DJkjRtxvdr Maybe the browser lets you know more details.

via Twitter for iPhone

@chelo_xl @ChromiumDev Maybe try filing a new.crbug.com, or providing additional data for a potentially existing bug.

via Twitter for iPhone in reply to chelo_xl

@schweinepriestr “DoT only uses port 853, while DoH uses port 443.

Because DoT has a dedicated port, anyone with network visibility can see DoT traffic coming and going, even though the requests and responses themselves are encrypted.”—https://t.co

via Twitter for iPhone

@aemkei Congratulations! Well deserved! 🎊

via Echofon in reply to aemkei

The @MSEdgeDev team’s Project Fugu 🐡 talk from the #MSBuild conference: https://t.co/JngDqaPvvQ. Super excited about their work!

via Echofon

Chromium Blog: A safer and more private browsing experience with Secure DNS https://t.co/zRDjH9KoWj. DNS-over-HTTPS is a massive step forward toward a better, more secure web. 🔒

via Echofon

RT @windowsblog: Everything new from Microsoft Edge at Build 2020 https://t.co/0R584zRsBJ

via Echofon

RT @____lighthouse: 🔣Lighthouse 6.0 is out! Introducing new metrics to track Core Web Vitals, an updated performance score, multiple new au…

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tkadlec Nice little feature in Chrome Dev Tools. Hover over the LCP badge under Timings in the Performance Panel and it shows you what triggered the LCP metric. pic.twitter.com/lGDiHudpBG

via Twitter Web App (retweeted on 9:07 PM, May 19th, 2020 via Echofon)

RT @ChromiumDev: 🧁 Recipe site @BettyCrocker has implemented the Wake Lock API seeing a 300% increase 🔈 in purchase intent indicators on ht…

via Twitter Web App

@derSchepp @ChromiumDev Huh, I thought it was supported since 76 (https://t.co/BNrbB4udgC). @argyleink, do you have more background?

via Twitter Web App

@gingerbeardman @danbri @benedictevans PWAs can’t badge the app icon on iOS yet, but they can on macOS. FWIW, @danbri, I’ve just filed https://t.co/tQjvpzNYgx regarding the inability to turn off badges via System Preferences.

via Twitter Web App

@mischmerz I don’t have an answer, sorry.

via Echofon in reply to mischmerz

RT @ChromiumDev: Preparing for AppCache removal:

Chrome 85 removes support for AppCache by default. Most developers should migrate off App…

via Echofon