@anssik @photopeacom This, and the developer of the app, Ivan Kuckir, has recently added File System Access API support. 😎
The Raven Technique: One Step Closer to Container Queries: https://t.co/knA1TxARLn. This is pretty neat CSS foo by @batch_man on display here!
@kennethrohde It might not be too late to add it in again. Who tells Raphael, though… 🤣
@kennethrohde Relevant context: https://t.co/7age0S1uNL, which leads to https://t.co/NfEqta9wha. The source of all this was https://t.co/6z7L9svQHu.
Interesting—a proposal for making `AbortController` work with `addEventListener()`:
“`js
const ac = new AbortController();
let { signal } = ac;
const et = new EventTarget();
et.addEventListener(‘foo’, (e) => {
// …
}, { signal } );
ac.abort();
@dominickng @stefanvermaas @b1tr0t @andreban @jaffathecake I have opened an HTML spec issue to discuss this: https://t.co/fq8P5oxN4U.
@dominickng @stefanvermaas @b1tr0t @andreban @jaffathecake This still is the current behavior on iOS. I have just confirmed on iOS 14.2 (18B92) with https://t.co/Ak9qWlBc9G.
@dominickng @b1tr0t @andreban @stefanvermaas @jaffathecake The rationale is to allow for breaking out of the PWA and just letting the user continue their browsing in their default browser.
This is the _opposite_ of PWAs like feed readers that let you ope
@dominickng @b1tr0t @andreban @stefanvermaas @jaffathecake Stefan has just added more context in https://t.co/lBYW1cHZcc. The bug is about breaking out of the PWA to just launch Chrome with a link to a website or web app (that is not installed). Linking t
RT @ChromiumDev: 🎥 Fading an element in, and back out again. Sounds simple right? Not quite!
@jaffathecake goes through the gotchas. Can y…
@b1tr0t @andreban @stefanvermaas @jaffathecake I don’t disagree. The point was raised in https://t.co/WFEXO0j7hC, might be worth checking back with @dominickng if there are new arguments today that weren’t discussed back then.
From the official Google Webmaster Central blog: Timing for bringing page experience to Google Search: “The change for non-AMP content to become eligible to appear in the mobile Top Stories feature in Search will also roll out in May 2021â€. https://t.