Thomas Steiner (@tomayac)

Now at @tomayac@toot.cafe

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

June 24th, 2020

@romboutv English isn’t my first language, but to me it sounded concise and understandable. No one complained during the code review.

via Twitter for iPhone in reply to romboutv

@romboutv Thanks so much for getting back! If you could produce SVGs, that would work for me. 😊

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jeremyburge iOS 14 beta has a banner to confirm when you paste from another device (eg copy on a Mac and paste on iPhone)

Seems to be bugging out and showing with every keystroke in TikTok pic.twitter.com/aFKNfZnpyb

via Twitter for iPhone (retweeted on 12:50 AM, Jun 25th, 2020 via Echofon)

@jensimmons For most images I just run ImageOptim.com. For rare custom tweaks I use squoosh.app.

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@firt It’s definitely a practice thing, but it’s also an equipment 🎙🎥💡💻 thing. Actually more so than I thought it was.

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@othermaciej @pes10k @johnwilander Intrigued! Any pointers as to what browsers I should install now to test it?

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@othermaciej @mikewest @yoavweiss Hehe, yeah, future lies… Chrome is heavily GREASE’ing already. It broke (and still breaks) a couple of pages I’ve been told.

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@othermaciej @pes10k @johnwilander Just to be sure, the browser selection setting isn’t contained in Beta 1 yet, is it? Will it be launched for iOS apart from iPadOS?

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@othermaciej I assume you have seen `sec-ch-ua` https://t.co/z93Q5dkEV4 by @mikewest and @yoavweiss. But then alternatively, maybe we should just keep current UA strings around for the LOLs…

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@firt I assure you as a speaker it’s way harder to record these teleprompter videos without any audience reaction than it is to speak to a room full of people. Probably we all want to go back to regular conference talks. We all did our best foweb.dev/live/

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@firt The person you probably wanted to mention is (@)jonathandavis.

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If Feature Policy were to include an integration for the Async Clipboard API, the iframe’d demo in my blog post https://t.co/uLBDG0lKy7 would finally work. 🤞 Prototyping is hopefully starting soon: ⤵️ https://t.co/QlSDop2y1a

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@jonathandavis Great talk and great additions! 💏
Quick question: as a media feature, should it be `window.matchMedia(“(dynamic-range: high)”).matches` maybe (that is , added parentheses and `.matches`? Not 100% sure, but I think the parentheses are neepic.twitter.com/oWt4B1mLr7

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RT @rmondello: You know how your banking app re-signs you in with Face ID or Touch ID, instead of making you repeatedly sign in with a pass…

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RT @othermaciej: Are you a web developer? Want to learn what’s new in Safari 14 (and in some of the Safari 13.x updates)? Check out this WW…

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jaffathecake Chrome is putting together an experimental implementation of upload streams, so you can start sending data to the server before you have the whole request body.

I’ll get some docs and demos together, but in the meantime, is this useful to you? What would you use it for? pic.twitter.com/iNZzY1qiFd

via Twitter Web App (retweeted on 10:41 PM, Jun 24th, 2020 via Echofon)

@nomsternom @slightlylate Nit: this is not about extending the “Text Fragment directive”, but would introduce a new “UI State Fragment directive”. Fragment directive is a general concept: https://t.co/5t8sZ95irD.

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@HCornflower @robertnyman @petele I have commented on the bug: https://t.co/4T5Z9ZOZ9J.
For the second part of your tweet, please keep it professional.

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@cemper @martinibuster @CyrusShepard @Marie_Haynes Chrome Web Store is blocked for any Chrome extensions for security reasons. Else, an extension could change the store listings and, for example, fake paid extensions or modify a competitor’s rating, etc

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@cemper @martinibuster @CyrusShepard @Marie_Haynes It might end up in the browser if user uptake is satisfactory.

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@VorticonCmdr @SimoAhava @defaced @KiwiAlec “It is meant to avoid direct interaction with author script, so that future user agent instructions can be added without fear of introducing breaking changes to existing content.”—https://t.co/DV2lPIBwZV

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@ChromiumDev For people reading this without the extension installed, the second “for” can be linked to with this link: https://t.co/JEP3nUvhBC.

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@othermaciej @dhh @basecamp 🤔 Hmm, looking at the code, it’s neither using a service worker nor a web app manifest. Homapp.hey.comTOE) loads properly, but every navigation to an email (liapp.hey.com/topics/123456gdo) opens in the in-app brows

via Twitter Web App in reply to tomayac

@othermaciej @dhh @basecamp My first guess for where to look would be the scope of the Web App Manifest. Need to get debugging.

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@SaraSoueidan @Not_Woods Absolutely: “The HTML <track> element is used as a child of the media elements <audio> and <video>.”—https://t.co/YWWZrUbvkV

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On iOS 14, `WKWebView` will get service worker support. 🎉 This means all third-party browsers like @GoogleChrome for iOS or @Firefox for iOS will have access to this powerful API! It’s still the @WebKit engine under the hood, not Blink or Gecko. http

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