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RT @ChromiumDev: Progress update on the Privacy Sandbox initiative:
https://t.co/m7hJTAK5SK
@davidwalshblog Might be https://t.co/o4JzqGypcz. Not sure if @brave does something else than Chrome when it comes to media-related wake locks.
@davidwalshblog Just saw davidwalsh.name/wake-lock-api—thanks for writing! I wonder what concrete video site issues you had in mind, since playing video takes a wake lock automatically, whereas this APIweb.dev/wake-lock/ty) is for manual wake locks (e.g.web.dev/betty-crocker/
@Gorsefan @ChromiumDev This search link of the www-html list may be useful: https://t.co/wU0EMZzSwe.
@Gorsefan @ChromiumDev As many have argued over the years, footnotes in the print sense don’t really mean a lot in a linkable document. I use “footnote” indeed more in the sense of “annotation” (or side note if you will).
@FremyCompany @chriscoyier @edent Yeah, absolutely. It’s more tolerable (for me at least) with small footnotes. I was hoping there somehow was a way to disconnect the `rt` box from the `ruby` by positioning it absolutely—no success so far. I also trie
@FremyCompany @chriscoyier @edent Thanks for the feedback! I realize it’s not great at the moment (definitely not production ready). The properties`ruby-align`, `ruby-position`, and `ruby-merge`—once implemented—seem to improve the controllability o
RT @ChromiumDev: âœï¸ Over the weekend, @tomayac has been looking into using the `ruby` element for HTML footnotes [1]. He’s now interested i…
@svgeesus @draggett @edent @ppk Oh, super interesting! Do you have a pointer to mailing list threads (or similar) where I could read up on the original conversations from back then? Thanks in advance!
@Gorsefan @ChromiumDev Nice, thanks for the reply (example URL?)! `DL` is what the HTML 3.0 example (https://t.co/yWnTSIAudM) used, too. I know progressive enhancement is perfectly possible with JavaScript. I am especially interested in pure HTML+CSS solu
RT @andrey_l1nd3n: Everyone is excited about the #YouTube baseline PWA launch and I’m just sitting here re-reading the @ZDF case study 💉 ht…
RT @bramusblog: Implement footnotes in HTML with the `<ruby>` element (by @tomayac)
🔗 https://t.co/VEZweeWRkP
🷠#footnotes #html #link ht…