@defaced Not on Android, where it’s based on the Web App Manifest (https://t.co/jffjWytfQD). On iOS, you can just specify whatever splash screen you like (https://t.co/JXwKtKh1dT). One workaround for Android might be to dynamically (re)set the theme col
addyosmani New Performance Heads-Up Display is now available in @ChromeDevTools! Try it in Rendering > Core Web Vitals in Chrome Canary. pic.twitter.com/lcL7Zza34F
RT @cramforce: 🎉 New blog post: More than you ever wanted to know about font loading on the web
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Several people have pointed at the wavy-dot proposal (#TIL https://t.co/pq0k1IheMu) to make this line of code â¤µï¸ nicer, but error handling (which is YOLO in the quoted tweet) is still hard: https://t.co/6GYCYUIion. https://t.co/oykZpOs8qS
@henrylim96 @addyosmani @furqanabid @Una `aspect ratio` support’s growing (https://t.co/Vrkxj46Zsg), but far from universal. Meanwhile, you can use the fallback, as @bramus explains: https://t.co/AbsrQ2RL1m. Depending on browser distribution, you could