RT @briankardell: New post! Explaining - for folks like me (non-long-time XR enthusiasts) what I came to see in this space over the past ye…
@m_yxnk The documentation on @MozDevNet on the custom elements topic is brilliant: https://t.co/9Zpad9JK9O.
@brunostasse @ChromiumDev This is desktop-only for now. But watch (and/or subscribe to) the blog for updates in the future.
@alexainslie @ebidel @steren @ChromiumDev Apple is definitely doing very interesting things here. (My pet peeve is with these alerts popping up randomly and immediately being reactive even if they’ve been displayed only a split second.) I also like Andr
@m_yxnk Yeah, that’s more or less what the toggle I linked to is doing, just wrapped as a custom element that authors can configure via attributes.
@patak_dev @Snugug @vite_js Filed as https://t.co/DvmZnyvmlP for interested folks following this. The reason I need this is `dark-mode-toggle`: https://t.co/hsbmOLC3ys.
@ebidel @steren @ChromiumDev @alexainslie may be able to provide some insights.
@AaronGustafson @diekus Widgets? 💀 I just checked https://t.co/b8MD8ocuHQ, but couldn’t find anything. Do you have an early sneak preview link?
@steren @ebidel @ChromiumDev Yeah, we probably don’t want to go back to the old Android model, but bundling several permissions that are needed together would make a lot of sense. https://t.co/FZ4DhVNT6x
@ebidel @ChromiumDev There is definitely thinking on optimizing this area. I’m aware of the First Run Permissions Prompt Explainer (https://t.co/IXqGmBovld) work by @AaronGustafson and @diekus. And only yesterday I re-plugged semantic permission bundles:
💋 Hi @vite_js folks!
Vite lossily (note the `media` attribute) combines
“`html
<link rel=stylesheet href=”a.css” />
<link rel=stylesheet href=”b.css” media=”(prefers-color-scheme:dark)” />
“`
to
“`html
<link rel=stylesheet href=”c123.css” />
“`
.@Igalia announces Wolvic, a new browser for standalone VR and AR headsets with an initial focus of picking up where Firefox Reality leave off: https://t.co/PDRq3xVmel.
Site: https://t.co/ZTkV6qpy0T
Source code: https://t.co/3Z88PRklqs
Mozilla’s post: htt
@Sushubh @ChromiumDev Personally I don’t like such pre-prompts. It is one of the UX patterns that we observed, though: https://t.co/Htn4rv6ZCY.
@diekus I’m a Mac user, but tried the app on Windows devices as well. I’m happy so far with the experience on both. See https://t.co/mMQFBTXWIo for an improvement idea. It sometimes takes a moment to reactivate, so maybe that’s a bug?
RT @tomayac: @diekus I’m using #WCO in SVGcode (https://t.co/KkNtcSZGbS) and—while biased—I think it looks gorgeous and maximizes the avail…
@diekus I’m using #WCO in SVGcode (https://t.co/KkNtcSZGbS) and—while biased—I think it looks gorgeous and maximizes the available screen real estate. I use it as a progressive enhancement (https://t.co/qSCUmQbows), and the user only pays the download
RT @ChromiumDev: 💡 Most permission prompts are ignored or dismissed. Taking this into account, Chrome’s introduced a new blue permissions c…
@zcorpan @simevidas Was just reminded of this conversation and filed https://t.co/N3DPZEXvKn.
@zcorpan @htmlstandard Just filed https://t.co/T2hnJ8TFHw.
@zcorpan @htmlstandard Yeah, showing a note that appears when an ID isn’t found sounds like a great idea for a feature. Maybe an index of all IDs that ever existed and the snapshots they appear in could make this even immediately actionable?
@zcorpan @htmlstandard Thanks for digging those up. Of course nothing is “lost” as in gone, I simply meant the links in bugs etc. don’t work anymore.
@adatto_uk @zcorpan @htmlstandard Oh yes, that’s a good one, too! Obsolete link: https://t.co/wUd5L5nJT1.
@zcorpan @htmlstandard Interesting! The downside of a living standard is that old links (https://t.co/I1ZLngXc4G) don’t work anymore, but luckily for now it’s still documented on MDN: https://t.co/3TLtJR5zW0. This would have been a nice desktop feature, b
@Jay5w @dontcallmeDOM @TheWebConf You need to go to the particular sites of each conference and find the proceedings. For example, https://t.co/krY1YzMJid. Note that sometimes the W3C and the Developers track were combined, sometimes separate, sometimes d
@danbri @briankardell @webReformer Check out https://t.co/SUrR8ziE7E. Anything unclear? I’m sure @Snugug would love to hear about it.
RT @pwabuilder: Building a PWA and needing to:
- Generate correctly sized Icons?
- Figure out Service Workers?
- Publish your PWA to the We…
@zcorpan @htmlstandard Looking back, what’s your favorite element that almost could have been, but wasn’t?
@zsviczian @excalidraw @dluzar Oh, this looks super interesting. Have users asked for handwriting recognition as well, or is it purely about getting a vector version of what’s written? If the former, there’s an API that you might be interested in: htt
@AnaestheticsApp I just recently added polyfill support for this to SVGcode: https://t.co/u97uFKSGWn. It’s working great, try https://t.co/KkNtcSZGbS on Firefox. But of course agreed, it would be way better if it supported the feature natively. Tracked
marquizzo Back in 2018 I wondered “Would it be possible to make a Rubik’s cube out of a voxel city?”. It took me 3.5 years to finally finish this vision!
I’m very happy to launch my new portfolio site, built with #threejs and #magicavoxel See it live at dyadstudios.com pic.twitter.com/Z0f3AtJxZ6