@bramus @mgechev @pedrasmachado Oh, sorry. I read Twitter in Echofon, which doesn’t support threads.
@bramus @mgechev @pedrasmachado Now with COLRv1 fonts (https://t.co/bXiiKWwp9y), that is, universally predictable emoji appearances, and the optional <x> <y> parameters on cursor (https://t.co/fa2ldwBNhZ) you could actually make the horn of the unicorn ðŸ
@robflaherty Thanks 😊. The prompt is covered in https://t.co/TK4WhI9e6H: “Currently the `BeforeInstallPrompt` event will not fire in Oculus Browser, despite feature detection reporting it to be supported.â€
“HTML vs ARIA booleans: [F]or HTML boolean attributes, it’s all about presence and absence, while in ARIA boolean attributes, the boolean state is expressed via “true” and “false” string values and there are a bunch of attributes that take those strin
@insequential @samthor Giving the input a minimum font size of 16px is the usual fix.
RT @agektmr: On Chrome, websites will be unable to set `document.domain`. It’s a known technique to allow same-site-but-cross-origin comm,…
RT @jacobrossi: Great article from @tomayac on building and testing PWAs for Oculus Quest!
https://t.co/tkYDxrbzWa
@jacobrossi Thanks, means a lot coming from you! 😊
@samthor @hashseed Leaving Google to work on a messaging app? But, but, no one has ever been fired for working on a messenger app at Google. 😂
💀 This change (quoted tweet ⤵ï¸) adds a `https://t.co/RQFJ9AFu9x` attribute that can be used to uniquely identify registrations w/ mutable scope. Previously, if you wanted to change the scope, you’d have to re-register the SW which could lose stat
@slightlylate To be fair, we’ve seen rip-offs of PWAs on the Play Store. Here’s Proxx (https://t.co/3dIV0ro0i3), which is actually Proxx (https://t.co/eUjRXUYUC6). Proxx is licensed in a way that permits this. Not sure about Wordle; there’s no licen
@slightlylate 🤦 Where is the emoji reaction to this?
@jaffathecake @AndreJaenisch @hdjirdeh Thinking about it, I recall my `div` in the quoted tweet and replace it with, probably, `section`. HTML is not easy. https://t.co/ewl8EkoW8D
@jaffathecake @hdjirdeh Right. Depends on the kind of dashboard of course, but when I think “dashboard†I think of repeated panels, each (simplified) consisting of:
div (container)
h2 (panel heading)
p (panel description)
svg (chart)
But all w
The Optional Chaining Operator, “Modern†Browsers, and My Mom: â¦@jimnielsâ© tells a story of evergreen browsers on non-evergreen devices, that is, out-of-support-life iPhones, iPads, or Chromebooks. https://t.co/Oy27Oa1sUl
@diekus @AnaestheticsApp I noticed the chevron doesn’t need to be clicked if you install from the Microsoft Store. Try it: https://t.co/5A75iQRwmI. At least it was the case on my Insider Preview version of Windows. @diekus to confirm it’s generally th
RT @samthor: An experiment: ephemeral collab text editor with no server. If you leave, a peer takes over. If everyone leaves… 💥
https://t…
@ericlaw @CharlieCroom may be able to relay this feedback.
@hdjirdeh 🤔 Interesting take: “You don’t want to have to remove annoying margins every time you use a `p` element in a piece of your dashboard UIâ€. Isn’t this one of the legitimate cases for using a `div` that doesn’t have styling? To be fair,
@SRobTweets This tweet is meta on so many levels. Love it!
@KevinPicchi @ProductHunt Upvoted. Such a great idea 😇!
@TheRealNooshu All the best for the treatment to be successful in yours and a whole lot of others’ cases! Fsck cancer! Wishing you strength! <3