The Future of CSS: CSS Toggles. Good summary of the proposal by â¦@bramusâ©: https://t.co/D5NS1LJUQ5
@nagbergs It’s Synthwave ’84 (https://t.co/Fz51hDwJZN). See https://t.co/jNLhS6cw23 for more background.
Got access to @DuckDuckGo’s beta browser: https://t.co/2fXBtbbr4E (âš ï¸ auto-downloads a 17.2MB .dmg). From what I can tell, it’s essentially a `WKWebView` with injected scripts for content blocking (e.g., https://t.co/FFnoL0Lzqm) and cookie consent (e.
How memes are driving Ukraine’s fundraising efforts: https://t.co/8TUpTTLuTr. Just ordered myself one of these: https://t.co/Wq4udDxhMi. РуÑÑкий военный корабль, иди на хуй! #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦 I want the famous stamp
@cwilso Get better soon! Hope the symptoms aren’t too bad! 🤧
RT @davrous: So cool! Discovering that we now have support for vibration in the Web Gamepad API: https://t.co/hgCC7pNLAN. Gives me plenty o…
@hovhaDovah @JoshWComeau [Ctrl]+[l] (lowercase ‘L’) works on Linux and macOS.
mikewest Browsers can do a better job helping users understand sites’ capabilities, and a better job mediating sites’ requests for more powerful features. If you’re interested in helping Chrome do better than Block/Allow dialogs, g.co/kgs/2TE3Xi is the job for you. pic.twitter.com/cWgfLXcWFA