I’ve also just PR’ed the new browser-nativefs 💾 version into @excalidraw (see https://t.co/t3mjIynM0O), so all dare-devils 🤘💀 using Excalidraw on Chrome Canary can continue to profit from the Native File System API.
🗣 Heads up: Chrome 86 will introduce BREAKING changes to the Native File System API: https://t.co/ku4w9cBumT #NativeFS.
🛀 Users of the browser-nativefs 💾 library can relax: I’ve taken care of it for you in v0.10.0: https://t.co/8GMIc3utO1. Just
@MightyBoosh_ @ChromiumDev FWIW, we offer a library, browser-nativefs, that maybe makes your life easier today already: https://t.co/2VqzEC2blv.
@MightyBoosh_ @ChromiumDev Not currently. The feature request is tracked in https://t.co/6S7fdJL524, though.
@jaffathecake Coincidentally suggested it to @dluzar just the other day… https://t.co/Ki1RAoVztx
@addyosmani @sulco @Ev1l_Ash In a way `<frameset>` was SPA before SPA.
addyosmani Native <iframe> lazy-loading is coming to the web! bit.ly/lazy-iframes <iframe loading=lazy> defers loading offscreen iframes until a user scrolls near them.
Now in the HTML standard & supported in Chrome. pic.twitter.com/y4dXo6gwY4
@scottjehl @rob_dodson @briankardell @justinfagnani On the other hand `part` not allowing for descendant selectors encourages not nesting one’s element too deeply. If DOM depth becomes a problem, maybe there’s potential for splitting up the element ev
In case you ever wondered why the response of a `fetch()` call is a stream: https://t.co/tqIcu6fbfc
@rmondello Congratulations on the work anniversary! 🎂
@MikeEsto 💠Nice article. By the way, we have landed native Screen Wake Lock support in NoSleep.js, so users of this library will automatically use the API if their browser supports it.