@christianliebel @nic_o_martin Thanks! I see @sayhello has fixed the component selection already, all good then.
@christianliebel @nic_o_martin Could you file a https://t.co/Hy94ztcKtD using the component Blink>Storage>FontAccess, please?
Oh, nice, my Streams API guide (web.dev/streams/) has made it into the latest JavaScript Weekly: javascriptweekly.com/issues/527. Always rewarding to see an article get visibility when you’ve been really working hard on it. 😀
@christianliebel @nic_o_martin Looks like it, yes.
@nic_o_martin @christianliebel Super cool, thanks for sharing and experimenting. FYI, we’ll soon move to a picker model where the browser presents the user with a picker and where they can select fonts individually. We’ll keep you updated on https://t
@christianliebel Oh no. You just made my talk obsolete 😂.
https://t.co/5wlsIK1dCZ.
christianliebel This week, I added the #LocalFontAccess API to paint.js.org. You need Chrome Canary to enable the font-access flag in order to use it. Have fun! #pwa #modernweb #projectfugu pic.twitter.com/E58oNxSdiX
RT @codepo8: 💉🻠“Capture Keys with the Keyboard Lock APIâ€
🔗 https://t.co/m8vYdP39kL
Learned about that one today. good write-up by @toma…
@jan0711 Fixed with https://t.co/VEJRAnJrIa.
I’ve worked on a tweet dashboard that shows y’all’s tweets about the Project Fugu 🡠hashtags we invite you to use in our postgoo.gle/fugu-tweetsUlq.
The zoomed out view’s interesting, showing that n#WebHIDHI#WebSocketStreamea#WebTransportort &am#WebUSBpic.twitter.com/0Cx8ffNcXi
RT @arw: Want to keep your computer awake? https://t.co/kcKYYpMLR8 â˜•ï¸ (for browsers that support navigator.wakeLock) #poweredbyperfcrastina…
@idoshamun @ChromiumDev You can use the new `display_override` for this. https://t.co/D1aU40Duai
@idoshamun @ChromiumDev Oh, yeah, news reader apps are one of the use cases the feature is being built for. Looking forward to your experiments with it.
@leeheycock @ChromiumDev Happy to read that this is well received. Looking forward to it landing, too!
@firt No worries. You’re definitely right for `display_override`. We’ll see what happens there.
@nhoizey @zachleat @eleven_ty @ambrwlsn90 @valeriangalliat @5t3ph Thanks for opening the PR, @nhoizey. Subscribed to it, let’s see what the outcome will be. Also thanks@ambrwlsn9090, for the original article and the research behind!
@simevidas Perfectly doable in theory with `WKUserScript` and a `WKWebView`: https://t.co/QP5dH5ujfW. That’s one way how browsers like Bluefy (https://t.co/STQbwt9RYf) can work that add Web Bluetooth support to iOS.
@firt The fallback chain for `display` is specified in https://t.co/tL21bq9rS3.
@kennethrohde @henrylim96 @diekus @Mustafa_x @codepo8 @alexey_rodionov @remoteforslides I’m not sure this article is (still) accurate. I just tried it on my sample app https://t.co/5GUxfq4LZ5 (the words “dark†and “light†should be <strong>, but
@kennethrohde @henrylim96 @diekus @Mustafa_x @codepo8 @alexey_rodionov @remoteforslides Anecdotally neither the Play Store nor the App Store support rich text. It’s all ASCII art:
FEATURES:
• Awesome feature.
• Works great.
@jan0711 Thanks, I’ll have a look tomorrow.
@zachleat I mean, sure. If you wanna go the official route, that’d be perfectly fine, give@ietftf likes the idea.
@zachleat You shouldn’t use this path, though: “Applications that wish to mint new well-known URIs MUST register them, following the procedures in Section 5.1.â€â€”https://t.co/sUGeSxNHNi
Just come up with something else like `/.eleventy-data.json`.