@rauschma Tweeted about this recently in a reply to @SaraSoueidan: https://t.co/ow1CwCB6Ht. It’s IMHO surprising how this is not a thing yet (in desktop Chrome).
If you’ve been too busy and couldn’t work on a dark theme 🌒 for your site (instructions: https://t.co/KQejURAdxg & https://t.co/y34a92WYPc)… now a strictly opt-_in_ way to have the browser create a dark mode for your site automatically.
@Not_Woods Nice, looking forward to playing with this!
Follow the entire thread by @samweinig on Apple’s `<model>` (https://t.co/9rMGpsnCPG) proposal ⤵ï¸. Favorite bit: “[W]e are totally committed to supporting WebGL/WebGPU and WebXR. Just take a look at the recent commits in this directory (https://t.
@Una Mazel tov! Congratulations! <3
I’m a big fan of honest, blame-free, and public post mortems. Judging from the outside, Facebook has done a decent job at balancing sharing internal technical details and making the report understandable for people with a general tech background. #HugOp
@KevinPicchi Also see https://t.co/OJeEPdY9Uh where we have collected some requirements for better printing in a Project Fugu 🡠bug. (@voxpelli)
annevk For the first time in quite a while, there is a new WHATWG Standard: Web IDL! Thanks to @heycam and @w3c for many years of stewardship.
webidl.spec.whatwg.org
@paulcalvano What’s your explanation for this? My theory is that the tracking happens at the native app level and that the WebView data is purely content-focused.
@mhartington @othermaciej Thanks from my end as well. Just dug out my previous tweet where I mentioned this: https://t.co/XugWeR8BK9.