Thomas Steiner (@tomayac)

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June 11th, 2020

🔢 Welcoming Safari (technically: @WebKit Technology Preview 108 for now) in the club of browsers that have an Async Clipboard API 🔋 implementation with PNG image 🖼 support:

- Background: https://t.co/rMXTx9q6ia

- Announcement: https://t.co/lpRx

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RT @mozhacks: 🔣Introducing the MDN Web Docs Front-end developer learning pathway - a structured course for pragmatic front-end development…

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@reillyeon Something fascinating they did in Hamburg are counter-monuments. There’s a historical 1936 monument that glorifies WW1 soldiers (https://t.co/ML6cxmHhAb), so in 1983 (too late!) they put up a counter-monument showing the horrors of war (https

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@_developit @cramforce @jaffathecake @AdamRackis @jeffposnick It can never go without the weird `javascript:`:

`<a href=”javascript:MM_swapImage(…);”>`
Or maybe `onMouseOver`. Great times.

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we1x Finally managed to put together a short guide on how to protect resources from web attacks with Fetch Metadata request headers.
It’s rare that a new browser feature allow you to address attacks like CSRF, XSSI, and cross-origin information leaks at once!
web.dev/fetch-metadata/ pic.twitter.com/9rDQeAfNUJ

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@webdevbmth Regarding the SVG issue: just filed https://t.co/rQFRYt4dWJ for you. For the iframe issue: I could not reproduce this on macOS on https://t.co/Xed59JAUAr. If you can, please file a https://t.co/VOzr3QSV0N. Thanks!

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@rijubrata I did a reverse image search to find that out.

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@yoavweiss This should also happen over at @github.

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Since no Project Fugu 🐡 post or tweet may go without the 🐡 emoji and since this is my chance to at least fix the latter: signal-boosting the article by @HenrikJoreteg quoted below ⤵️. This is _exactly_ why we work on this project. https://t.co/x

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backlon One thing I left out of my Android 11 beta hands on was the improved Voice Access, which now understand screen context and content. That was a mistake - it’s actually incredible.

You don’t have to use a grid or button numbers, you can just say what’s on the screen. Watch: pic.twitter.com/wXidxZGVjt

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