@schweinepriestr @caniuse Yes, check out https://t.co/cllWCyImJt.
@lcasdev @firt Haha, yeah, it even goes through the Face ID flow, but then doesn’t download or install anything. Looks like it’s a bug indeed.
@HenrikJoreteg I just did that. 😃
💠Safari Technology Preview 134 just dropped, closing the feature gap that exists for running Photoshop on the Web:
- Enabled FileSystemAccess and AccessHandle by default
- Implemented FileSystemSyncAccessHandle read() and write() https://t.co/3LQN2Q4
RT @ChromiumDev: 🥳 Workshops, lounges, office hours, oh my!
Save your spot at #ChromeDevSummit and learn new skills! Hear from industry ex…
@kilianvalkhof @patrickbrosset Thanks for filing these issues! Great feedback!
@svgeesus @ChromiumDev @patrickbrosset There is some discussion in https://t.co/n9O94PfpIX about this question.
RT @ChromiumDev: Picking colors 🎨 of any pixel on the screen with the EyeDropper API: https://t.co/etEQUPNlfo by @patrickbrosset and @tomay…
RT @hdv: The Web Applications WG at W3C is working on a spec for Web App Manifests. @AaronGustafson wrote about some ways to enhance such m…
RT @firt: Safari now has an entry in App Store. https://t.co/UbBxBoxre9 https://t.co/ufVjW7FGvM
RT @jensimmons: With the release of macOS Monterey this week, read all about the web technology that’s shipping in WebKit along with Safari…
Firefox Nightly users can now activate @globalprivctrl Global Privacy Control settings by toggling `privacy.globalprivacycontrol.enabled` and `privacy.globalprivacycontrol.functionality.enabled` in about:config. ðŸpic.twitter.com/ERgtAuYCoWCoW
RT @malchata: https://t.co/Xv4z9BMHdN didn’t have a metric page for TTFB, so I decided to fix that: https://t.co/oVxR8e5ONP
Big thanks to…
@bramus Since I went to look up the source of this screenshot I might as well save someone else the effort: System requirements for Photoshop on the web (beta): https://t.co/9yu1i8hs5P.
@briankardell @slightlylate That’s me, just at the airport.
@samthor @brianleroux Totally going to tell people the story this way from now on, but the truth is that this were just the Adobe-provided stock photos and the elephant looked bad when cropped to the hero image format of 3200x960, so I went with the islan
@briankardell @slightlylate With virtual TPAC you get the best of both worlds: jet lag with 7am meetings and 11pm meetings on one day (plus your regular day work) paired with the same “are you there, folks are waiting for your preso?†anxiety. 🙃
@TheRealPomax @BenDelarre @avindra @brianleroux Looking at your affiliation, Mozilla were asked and actively engaged in the conversation: https://t.co/aNc1T7W0VU and https://t.co/YWb6aoaxMF are just two examples of features that the app depends upon.
Yes, Photoshop on the Web (https://t.co/S0beaMU54N) is launching initially as “Chromium-onlyâ€, but Adobe is working with other vendors so they implement the lacking Project Fugu 🡠APIs and Wasm features the app depends upon. â¤µï¸ https://t.co/MYN
slightlylate Photoshop on the web is huge. But beyond that, what it signifies is a Big Freaking Deal.
When the web gains features to support high-end productivity, those same capabilities can be combined to unlock whole new classes of apps that suddenly don’t require heavyweight installs.
@jaffathecake @rauschma Came here to say this! Browsers could do a better job at surfacing alternative stylesheets for sure.
@mhartington “Never miss a shared photo†implies they would send you a notification when a share happens. Since the Push API isn’t shipped (but apparently now implemented) in Safari, the app experience is arguably “betterâ€. For the record, I don@jerem