@nic_o_martin @christianliebel @firt No, unfortunately not. Only arriving on Tuesday evening and leaving on Thursday morning.
@tropicadri Wow, congratulations. ¡Enhorabuena! 🥂 💕
LeaVerou This is big. After 2 years of hard work, @svgeesus and I are finally “officially” releasing our library Color.js into the wild! 🌈🎨🎉
My blog post: lea.verou.me/2022/06/releas…
Chris’ blog post: svgees.us/blog/colorjs-r…
Color.js: colorjs.io
npm: npmjs.com/package/colorj… pic.twitter.com/s4LupOhB08
@Paul_Kinlan I learned so much from this site, great we’re keeping the links alive in a true “Cool URIs don’t change” way (w3.org/Provider/Style…). Side note: as a reader, it was always my dream to be part of the team who wrote it. Now I am: web.dev/authors/thomas…developer.chrome.com/authors/thomas…
Paul_Kinlan Farewell to HTML5Rocks web.dev/farewell-html5…
I had so much fun with the team creating this, but priorities changed and it slowly languished. I’m glad we could keep the content and the links, well, linking.
@tunetheweb @RReverser 💡 Pro tip: the HTML parser is forgiving. I have built up muscle memory to just type this:
“`html
<link rel=”stylesheet” src=”joking.css” href=”joking.css” />
@christianliebel @firt Yepp (developer-week.de/speaker/#/spea…), see you all there.
@tropicadri Take your time! Hoping for full recovery! Hugs 🤗!
A Previous Sibling Selector, by @jimniels. Clever use of `:has`. blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/previous-…
kennethrohde @webkit will now also have a repo for their standards positions 🥳 Much better than using the mailing list!
github.com/WebKit/standar… pic.twitter.com/TTkkxUJX8Z
@RubenVerborgh @github Wow, congratulations! Definitely very well deserved! 🎈
tomayac @G7 If you’re part of the Russian Интеллиге́нция, consider emigration! By causing a brain drain (bbc.com/news/world-eur…), you help #StopPutin 🛑. This comes from an _incredibly_ privileged position, but happy to use it to boost your “looking for a job” tweets. #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦
@G7 If you’re part of the Russian Интеллиге́нция, consider emigration! By causing a brain drain (bbc.com/news/world-eur…), you help #StopPutin 🛑. This comes from an _incredibly_ privileged position, but happy to use it to boost your “#StandWithUkraine
😡 Russian high precision weapons strike again, this time in a shopping mall in #Kremenchuk. This is so incredibly infuriating, senseless, and sad. @G7, get your act together and ban Russian gold imports! Gas and oil embargo now!
#StandWithUkraine 🇺#StopPutintwitter.com/G7/status/1541…
@simevidas Same when I allow it or disallow it. I thought it was a bug of our enterprise macOS image. Apparently it’s a generic bug.
@steveruizok @Vjeux @djsheldrick Team Excalitldraw.™
@rauschma Swap files and databases with files as their backend are use cases I have heard. There’s some interest from the WinterCG folks to bring the Web-based AccessHandle proposal (web.dev/file-system-ac…) to other runtimes.
mathias 🔥 JavaScript regular expressions are getting more powerful!
The RegExp `v` flag enables `unicodeSets` mode, unlocking support for Unicode properties of strings in \p{…}, set notation, string literal syntax, and other new features and improvements.
v8.dev/features/regex…Cpic.twitter.com/HdHpkVa46r6r
@rem twitter.com/OpenWebAdvocac… 😃 You’re a UK business in the broadest sense, aren’t you?
quicksave2k I’m happy to share that web apps can now designate a portion of the current tab being captured as its area of interest, and Chrome 104 will crop all pixels outside that area thanks to Region Capture.
Check out the demo!
🎲 developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platf…
developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platf…
The #G7 need to agree on even harder sanctions against Russia and Belarus. We need to stop importing Russian gas and oil; and condemn those countries that profit from lower prices and import “on our behalf”. Let’s collectively save energy!
#StandWithUkraine#StopPutin
@shadeed9 Whatever you buy, don’t save on RAM. Hard disk is replaced by the cloud in many cases and CPU hardly is the bottle neck on an M1 (or better). I returned my 8GB model for a 16GB and am super happy with it.
jaffathecake Looks like AVIF will be supported in Safari when it’s running on macOS Ventura and iOS 16 github.com/WebKit/WebKit/…
xkcd Roman Numerals xkcd.com/2637 pic.twitter.com/xjVGjCVSVY
@ericlaw Thank you for your service! I wish the Captive Portal API (datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc89…) would gain traction and make this terrible dance a thing of the past.
DE 🇩🇪 scrapped §219a, finally decriminalizing abortion: dw.com/en/germany-mov…. The same day, the US Supreme Court 🇺🇸 overturned Roe v. Wade, relegating the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and idtwitter.com/MichelleObama/…
On browser engine choice, a common argument is “@webkit couldn’t compete if it had to”, as analyzed by @slightlylate: infrequently.org/2022/06/apple-…. On macOS—where there is browser engine choice—Safari does OK (2015–today). Stats analytics.wikimedia.org/dashboards/bro…LYpic.twitter.com/fjAWPTPXPK
The next Project Fugu 🐡 API has launched: introducing the Local Font Access API (web.dev/local-fonts/)! 🎊 Generally available since Chromium 103. twitter.com/ChromiumDev/st…
@domenic Congratulations, enjoy the adventure! 🗼🗾
ZelenskyyUa Sincerely commend EU leaders’ decision at #EUCO to grant 🇺🇦 a candidate status. It’s a unique and historical moment in 🇺🇦-🇪🇺 relations. Grateful to @CharlesMichel, @vonderleyen and EU leaders for support. Ukraine’s future is within the EU. #EmbraceUkraine twitter.com/CharlesMichel/…
@twifkak @github That’s interesting nuance indeed. I’d have expected the opposite, since mobile devices have a higher tendency of running down to 0% battery, causing a forced reboot (and hence Chrome update). On desktop, I’ve seen many folks’ “Almost up t
@JonasBchrt This is a really nice use case of the WebUSB API. I have just added your app to the Project Fugu 🐡 API Showcase: developer.chrome.com/blog/fugu-show….
How @github thinks about browsers: github.blog/2022-06-10-how…. Some very interesting stats about browser update cycles (“the promise of evergreen browsers is here today”) and GitHub’s approach to responsible polyfilling (check the outlinks).
@dev__adi Hmmm, somewhat the worst of all worlds 😉. Ask Nolan if he can add this to his tests. You can find him on Mastodon: toot.cafe/@nolan.
Happy for Google having become one of the first publicly announced customers of Wikimedia Enterprise (wikimediafoundation.org/news/2021/10/2…). Google uses Wikipedia content a fair lot and in many places, like knowledge panels for example. Here’s the press announcement: wikimediafoundation.org/news/2022/06/2…
@keeluu @othermaciej @jaffathecake @jyasskin @mnot @webkit I have installed DuckDuckGo’s browser, which is `WKWebView`-based (arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/0…), and it supports service workers just fine (see screenshot). pic.twitter.com/Dk69lXN05H
@othermaciej @kevinmarks @jaffathecake @jyasskin @mnot @webkit I wonder if it really matters so much. AJAX went to Ajax to meaning any kind of Web application that didn’t require a reload for each action. The same repeated with HTML5, which became a synon
@othermaciej @jaffathecake @jyasskin @mnot @webkit Push is top of mind indeed, and thanks for implementing! Regarding data: I keep a list of other features we have heard developer demand for: twitter.com/tomayac/status…
@othermaciej @jaffathecake @jyasskin @mnot @webkit Balancing risks vs. benefits is part of the standardization process. I wrote: “Of course WK is an app browser”. Core or non-core?
Open a file, edit it, save changes back to said file vs. downloading
@othermaciej @jaffathecake @jyasskin @mnot @webkit Of course @webkit is an app browser, it’s just that some core app features are lacking—and I’m not talking about hardware APIs. Here’re just a few:
→ Picker methods of the File System Access AP
@denladeside Wow, this is bananas. 🍌 I like the creativity of this approach.
Style scoping versus shadow DOM: which is fastest? In-depth analysis by Nolan Lawson. nolanlawson.com/2022/06/22/sty…
@mnot @jaffathecake Jake represents both of us. I should tweet more quotably…
@mnot I guess my question is: How representative of Chromium is that source? You have linked “[Many argue](torgo.com/blog/2020/01/d…) that browser engine diversity is the backbone of the open Web”. That’s very much the view of the folks I talk to.
@mnot “So my ears perked up when I recently heard from a well-placed contact that ‘many in the Chromium community are arguing for a Chromium-only Web.’”
Not sure what to make of this. It sounds like weasel words (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weasel_wo…) to me. Can you a
What an amazing idea for introducing a record! DJ, spin that sh1t! 💿 Try it on mobile. humanrecordplayer.com
@ThaUnknown_ @ChromiumDev Thanks, released as v1.2.1. If you select a font family (Comic Sans MS), it now returns all variants (Regular, Bold). If you select a font variant (Comic Sans MS Bold), it returns just the variant.
I wish I had seen this picture of lava lamps at @Cloudflare for randomness generation a couple of days ago when I told my students in a lecture about this exact way of creating true random values. 🎲 twitter.com/mrjasonchoi/st…
@jensimmons @derSchepp I thought there was consensus: github.com/w3c/csswg-draf…. It started as `Element.isRendered`, but was renamed to `Element.isVisible` based on github.com/w3c/csswg-draf….
Read the background story of how the @devfest_ukraine team have raised $130K by organizing a charitable developer conference while their country’s being invaded! I can’t tell how humbled I am by what these amazing folks were able to pull off! Слав#StandWithUkrainetwitter.com/alina_yurenko/…
Cloudflare Today, June 21, 2022, Cloudflare suffered an outage that affected traffic in 19 of our data centers. This was caused by a change that was part of a long-running project to increase resilience in our busiest locations. Here’s what happened: cfl.re/3Obqxr6
List of lethal & non-lethal weapons the German government has delivered to Ukraine to #StopPutin 🛑. Germany #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦; the question is if this is enough. The EU is still importing too much fossil fuels and thereby financing Putin’s wbundesregierung.de/breg-de/themen…
@ThaUnknown_ @ChromiumDev Let me know what you need, and I’m happy to implement it (or you send a PR). Probably a `fontchange` custom event could work, which holds the full details?!
WebHID API: Control Everything via USB, by @dark_mefody. Great slide deck on doing things with #WebHID: mefody.github.io/talks/webhid/. 🔌
@JeroenPasta I’ve sent you a DM a couple of days ago. Not sure you’ve seen it, since Twitter buries new DM requests a bit in their UI. Could you have a look? Thanks!
@ThaUnknown_ @ChromiumDev That’s pretty neat. Feel free to include my `<font-select>` custom element, so the user can even choose their preferred font: github.com/tomayac/font-s….
Correction: the package is on @npmjs, I was simply looking at the wrong repo (that of the demo site). The package is npmjs.com/package/chromi….
(Thanks, @Benjamin_Aster)
@Benjamin_Aster @waveboxio @npmjs @Paul_Kinlan Oh, thanks for letting me know!
Chromium Checker by @waveboxio: chromiumchecker.com. Detects the Chromium version you’re running based on feature-detection. The core logic is in this JS file: github.com/wavebox/chromi… (not on @npmjs, but maybe should be!?
(via @Paul_Kinlan’s notes: paul.kinlan.me/journal/jun-14…
@AdaRoseCannon CC: @mtomweb, @sil, and @brucel. See the full thread.
Component Libraries: Open Web Components to get your project off the ground faster: open-wc.org/guides/communi…
@hdv @SaraSoueidan I [cmd]/[ctrl]+[f] my own archive all the time: blog.tomayac.com/posts/. I was thinking of adding a simple search feature there, but didn’t get to it so far. The browser’s built-in search is working really great, too.
The US now have official government speed test apps: fcc.gov/consumers/guid…. These apps in the future will allow for more accurate tools like the California Interactive Broadband Map: broadbandmap.ca.gov (current data origin: cpuc.ca.gov/industries-and…)@somebitsLinks
#TIL that Nintendo Joy Con controllers are natively supported on iOS 16, which is currently in beta: appleinsider.com/inside/ios-16/…. Friendly reminder that, thanks to the #WebHID API (web.dev/hid/), you can use them in Chromium-based browsers, too: blog.tomayac.com/2020/12/21/rel…
@mrdoob One of the few use cases where I personally consider `user-select: none` valid: web.dev/app-like-pwas/….
The ironic aspect of this brilliant #xkcd is that for a lot of sites it’s probably true: xkcd.com/2634. I’m joking but not.
@glitch @briankardell I’d definitely and happily code on a Glitch-branded Chromebook. 😎
TerribleMia In CSS, there are *compound selectors* and also *complex selectors* - but I never remember which is which.
Do you need to learn the difference? Probably not. But I’m tired of looking it up. Maybe if I write it down…miriamsuzanne.com/2022/06/15/com…jo
Help the @CMAgovUK help the Web, by @sil. Next potential steps now that the authority’s report has been released. kryogenix.org/days/2022/06/1…
2ality Using web streams on Node.js
2ality.com/2022/06/web-st…
@andreasbovens @Paul_Kinlan @googlechrome @petele Thanks, looks like someone is already on it. Strange issue indeed.
@diekus @HeyJonR @ChromiumDev @webkit @MSEdgeDev @AaronGustafson Actually, w3.org/WAI/tutorials/… is the better link.
@diekus @HeyJonR @ChromiumDev @webkit @MSEdgeDev @AaronGustafson That’s part of the pending research. Maybe as an auto-generated Window Controls Overlay that would implement a properly accessible flyout menu (à la w3.org/WAI/tutorials/…)? To be determ
@HeyJonR @ChromiumDev @webkit @MSEdgeDev @AaronGustafson Star bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/iss… for progress we may make on this idea.
@Paul_Kinlan @andreasbovens @googlechrome @petele Doesn’t reproduce here, but please file a new.crbug.com, ideally with a quick screencast that shows the behavior you see. Thanks for your help! Happy to help triage the bug if you reply with th
@AdaRoseCannon 👀 Oh. Hope you’re getting well through the remaining months. All the best for whatever comes next! 🎈
@firt 😂 karaokewebstandard.org actually still works!
There’s writing about a Blink experiment where the top-100 most pervasive URLs would be loaded from a privacy-preserving single-keyed cache: groups.google.com/a/chromium.org…. I don’t mind so much for the actual experiment, but find the list of URLs interestingdocs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
@Paul_Kinlan It insta-crashed IE6: tomshardware.com/news/internet-….
Remember changing someone’s IE home page to `ms-its:%F0:`?
“`html
<script>for (x in open);</script>
“`
IE6, you’ll be missed.
@lcasdev @chicoxyzzy @webhackfest @igalia @NicoloRibaudo @crowlKats @ryzokuken The “just” is to be taken literally here. Just bumped into @crowlKats at breakfast. 😂
@simevidas Me, too, I like to live dangerously.
@torgo Yes, but..twitter.com/tomayac/status…Qw.
@ThomasRettig13 Let me know the new API additions and I’m happy to update the listing. 😃
devfest_ukraine Our speaker @tomayac started his talk with sharing how people in Hamburg support Ukraine 🇺🇦
Thank you Thomas and thank you Hamburg! pic.twitter.com/52xjlTWgtE
Will go live in a bit to speak at @devfest_ukraine and talk about Project Fugu 🐡 APIs. Join now to see a ton of amazing speakers (and me)! devfest.gdg.org.ua/#tickets
@torgo All the best for the next step and thanks for all the work you have dedicated to the Web while at Samsung. 🎈
robknight_ I’ve been working on fast and lightweight browser OCR. robertknight.github.io/tesseract-wasm/ is a new WebAssembly build of the Tesseract OCR engine. It uses WebAssembly SIMD in Chrome and Firefox for a ~2x performance boost. There is no multi-threading yet, but that would also help.
devfest_ukraine DevFest for Ukraine starts just in 7 hours 🚀
Today and tomorrow learn from the speakers that shape the future of Web @Una @tomayac @jason_mayes @jh3yy @rachelandrew and Roman Shevchuk!
Donate to access the conference, Q&A with speakers, and recordings after the livestreams. pic.twitter.com/BkzS0DOkre
@mathias I don’t find the repo, else I’d have made a PR:
s/Uh-oh! It looks like your browser doesn’t yet support the Native File System API./Uh-oh! It looks like your browser doesn’t yet support the File System Access API./
Off-by-one error or bad pointer? 😂 What a lovely anecdote.
(via @ericlaw) devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20…
@kennethrohde @rem Correct, the justification being that developers already can play an invisible video on the page, which results in a (media) wake lock. The Screen Wake Lock API is just the proper way to obtain the same behavior. 🚫💤
Insertable streams (web.dev/mediastreamtra…) and WebCodecs (web.dev/webcodecs/) for the win! 👏 Neat Web app that simulates the blurring of portrait video that you often see on (widescreen landscape) TV when they feature user-generated content in ttwitter.com/Paul_Kinlan/st…
@mathias @jensimmons +1, RegExp forms the basis of so many things, so having full support universally would be fantastic!
@meyerweb @webhackfest Just standing on the shoulders of the potrace giant compiled to Wasm and exposing it with a (hopefully) decent GUI. Thanks for the kind words, though. 😊
@briankardell 😊 Happy someone noticed. There indeed goes (by force) a lot of thinking into the PE story with almost all Project Fugu 🐡 APIs.
@jensimmons AVIF support would be super!
@jensimmons A more integrated way to debug service workers. Right now it’s yet another window, and you can’t inspect the cache easily. Look at @FirefoxDevTools or @ChromeDevTools and their Application tabs for good examples.
@jensimmons The picker methods of the File System Access API would be neat for any kind of apps that need to deal with files for input and/or output. Excalidraw, SVGcode, Boxy SVG, tldraw,… Sedeveloper.chrome.com/blog/fugu-show…vi for many more.
One decade waiting for Web APIs, by @rem. In this post, Remy describes how finally the Web platform allows him to keep the screen awake with screen wake lock (web.dev/wake-lock/) and force the screen in the right orientation in full screen. remysharp.com/2022/06/13/one…
@rem Really good (albeit sad) use case for wake lock. If you want file system access support, check the browser-fs-access lib: github.com/GoogleChromeLa…, which falls back to `<input type=file />`. By the way, I’ve PR’ed wake lock support directly into N
anniesullie I gave a talk on Friday at @webdirections Lazy Load conference on the new Interaction to Next Paint (INP) metric, which measures web page responsiveness to user input. Here are the slides: noti.st/anniesullie/ec…
Intent to Ship: Writable directory prompts for the File System Access API. We’re improving the user experience of the File System Access API. 🎉
“`js
const writableDirHandle =
await showDirectoryPicker({
mode: ‘readwrite’,
});
“`
Project Fuggroups.google.com/a/chromium.org…
jaffathecake I wanted to quickly check how many colours were in an image, and it turned out easier than I thought: pic.twitter.com/MxiKShCSLO
The folks from @telegram seem to embrace the CMA report: t.me/durov/186. The irony of reading this post with a double native app banner on the top (see screenshot) isn’t lost on me.
Their list of missing @webkit features is good: t.me/WebK_en/5@mtomwebpic.twitter.com/1h6YBOm169
meyerweb Watching @tomayac put my old px2svg script to absolute shame with svgco.de in his @webhackfest talk.
briankardell @tomayac presenting and talking about a common problem/frustration with SVG tools and showing this app that he built to solve a common problem more easily… svgco.de full power of a command line tool but with a web GUI as a PWA pic.twitter.com/jKX8ZGzioh
DevFest For Ukraine, A Charity Conference On The Future Of Tech 🇺🇦 smashingmagazine.com/2022/06/devfes….
I keep thinking @smashingmag is good people. Thanks for using your reach repeatedly for good. #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦
@imsaurabhrajpal What do you mean by “again”? Don’t tell me you ever fell _out_ of love with Web development? 🙀
Honored to be speaking at @devfest_ukraine alongside @Una, @jh3yy, Jason, Roman, and @rachelandrew. My talk is, of course, about Project Fugu 🐡 APIs, but you should attend for all the other Web stream topics like CSS, ML, and more: devfest.gdg.org.ua#StandWithUkraine️pic.twitter.com/HFBPNgrSRJ
Did you know that in recent browsers the `options` parameter of an `EventTarget.addEventListener()` accepts a `signal` property with an `AbortSignal` as its value? This and more in @samthor’s latest blog post (also available as a video). I love platformtwitter.com/samthor/status…
JavaScript of Halftone Printing. Some neat printing tricks in this post. 🖨 anderoonies.github.io/projects/halft…
@tunetheweb @cramforce Pending an engineering team picking this effort up. @quicksave2k has worked on the metered network aspect, but the sustained speed part is still not implemented.
Una What an amazing talk by @argyleink at #cssday!!! 🤯
I totally failed on sketch-noting this one because there was just so much to capture 😂
But check out this thread for a lot of the good stuff + tips & tricks 🧵⬇️
And slides here: oh-snap.netlify.app twitter.com/Una/status/153…
@Paul_Kinlan This is definitely unexpected. benjaminwagner@ has been very helpful when I struggled with my demo. Maybe ping him?
@Paul_Kinlan @anssik Hmm, in my case (main thread) it works before enqueuing (after all data relevant has been read):
“`js
const newFrame = highlightBarcodes(videoFrame, barcodes);
videoFrame.close();
controller.enqueue(newFrame);
“`
glitch.com/edit/#!/medias…
@Paul_Kinlan @anssik Yeah, I think I stumbled over this, too, when I wrote web.dev/mediastreamtra…, but it got clearer when I understood what it does: w3c.github.io/webcodecs/#dom…. In contrast, when a frame is written to `writable`, the frame’s `close()` metho
Una Such a great overview on the status of web color and much more from @svgeesus!
Slides here: svgees.us/Escape-sRGB
#cssday pic.twitter.com/bfBepBLMSu
@annevk Thanks for all the work on Web standardization over the years. Your voice will be missed. All the best for whatever comes next!
@seaotta Just opened github.com/GoogleChrome/w… that hopefully helps clarify this aspect in the future.
📢 “The @wicg_’s intended for incubation of standards features—as are all Community Groups (CGs). It’s important to remember that CGs are not standards-track venues in the@w3cC[.] Nothing that lives in a W3C CG should be called a ‘standard’.”-@cwilsolists.w3.org/Archives/Publi…
@cjamcl None of this is possible right now as far as I can tell, but there’s an ongoing effort to enable more features: github.com/WICG/manifest-…. You should drop your requirements as Issues in the repo.
mnot A brief look at some more HTTP specs that were published today: mnot.net/blog/2022/06/0…
ChromiumDev Get creative with web applications! 😍
Learn how the @Adobe and Chrome teams brought the @creativecloud to the web.
Watch here → goo.gle/3NBbRRB pic.twitter.com/6bvComKIb9
feross 🤔 Did you miss my talk “The State of JavaScript Supply Chain Security in 2022” at #OpenJSWorld?
🛝 Check out the slides here: speakerdeck.com/feross/the-sta…
📺 Talk video will be online soon!
#OpenJSWorld22 #SoftwareSupplyChain @theopenssf @openjsf
@robertnyman We have one hub and two satellites. Setup was easy, but they’re pickier about seeing each other than I thought they’d be. Once I figured out the perfect constellation they just worked flewlessly. Run the mesh test until you get the best r
@svoisen And Firefox! 👏 See bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?i… for related feature bugs.
jensimmons Want to learn all about Web Push & Safari 16?
Watch “Meet Web Push for Safari” and learn how to remotely send notifications through the web standards-based combination of Push API, Notifications API, and Service Workers. In just 15 minutes. #WWDC22
developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…
jensimmons Watch “What’s new in Safari and WebKit” starting today!
Learn all about what shipped in Safari 15.1–15.5, plus what’s coming in Safari 16 — a whirlwind tour through the latest in HTML, CSS, JS, Web Inspector, Web API, and more — in just 35 mi#WWDC22DC2developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…Z3t2
dfabu @firt @jensimmons In the WWDC Safari lounge, Apple just answered the WKWebView question: “On macOS Ventura, Web Push is only supported in Safari 16.” pic.twitter.com/dAv5orWd4i
webkit Meet Web Push — a technical article about implementing Web Push in WebKit and Safari by@bradeeohh
webkit.org/blog/12945/mee…v
@iamdtms @argyleink Seems like the redirector has an issue. Try bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/iss… instead.
@iamdtms @argyleink I noticed this today. It might be a bug. If you have a small reproduction case at hand, could you file a new.crbug.com, please?
@technikhil314 @MozDevNet Correct. I guess that’s what they mean in part by “It’s much harder to maintain since it requires manual testing” (github.com/mdn/mdn-commun…).
Project Fugu 🐡 APIs oftentimes start “behind a browser flag”. As developers, do you think such features should be covered specifically in browser compatibility data? @MozDevNet wants to hear your opinions either way. ⤵️ twitter.com/MozDevNet/stat…
Cloudflare HTTP/3 is now RFC 9114. In this blog post we explore Cloudflare’s view of how it is being used cfl.re/38Tej6W
👀 The HTTP-related specs have been rearranged:
Version-less:
HTTP Semantics: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110
HTTP Caching: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9111
Versioned:
HTTP/1.1: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9112
HTTP/2: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9113
HTTP/3: rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114
(@mnottwitter.com/mnot/status/15…
@WootingKB Just added Wootility to the 🐡 Project Fugu API Showcase: developer.chrome.com/blog/fugu-show…. It’s incredibly cool how this tool uses our various Fugu APIs. (CC: @JeroenPasta)
@wes_goulet Nothing to announce yet, but there’s definitely interest in getting there.
@nameandnums That’s one of the questions I hope @bradeeoh will answer in his session.
jensimmons One more resource about Web Push in Safari — developer documentation.developer.apple.com/documentation/…s
@arnotenhagen I hope we’ll learn more in @bradeeoh’s session: twitter.com/bradeeoh/statu….
“Web Push is coming to Safari 16 on macOS Ventura. […] It uses the same combination of web standards you may be familiar with from other browsers: Push API and Notifications API, along with Service Worker. […] And look for Web Push for iOS and iPadOtwitter.com/webkit/status/…
@littledan @TechAtBloomberg @robpalmer2 @r_ricard @acutmore Congratulations on starting this new, long-announced job. Looking forward to seeing all the public things you will do there. 🎈
@samthor You could expense the frame, though. Don’t paint the picture darker than it is! </sarcasm>
(I kept my printout for years in a container in the office and finally pinned it on my wall [without a frame] when I had to clear the container during m
2ality Running Windows/ARM on Apple Silicon Macs via UTM
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@jaffathecake 🙋♂️ Same here. Interesting related link in the quoted tweet: twitter.com/tomayac/status….
@jensimmons @intenttoship and RSS got your backs. 😅
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@rauschma @usefulthink Parallels works great, but it’s a bit of a never ending expense. They really really want you to update regularly for a (discount) fee. It works great on M1 though, given you buy the latest version.
@matthew_mone @passle_ @jeffposnick The last known status update is github.com/WICG/budget-ap… by @beverloo.
@matthew_mone @passle_ @jeffposnick There even was an experimental Budget API: developer.chrome.com/blog/budget-ap…. It was abandoned, though, as far as I can tell.
@AnaestheticsApp @brucel WebKit: No signal (lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webk…, lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webk…) A position statement has been requested. The answer received to date (2021-03-18) avoids giving a definite answer one way or another.
Iconfactory Announcing WorldWideWeb, a FREE app that makes web development on macOS and iOS a breeze. Run a web server or quickly preview designs on any device (including iPad multi-tasking).
Easy to configure, powerful, and perfect for anyone creating on the web - blog.iconfactory.com/2022/06/worldw… pic.twitter.com/9lbJG7WsF3
@scottjehl @zcorpan @RealWebPageTest Performs well on my machine. ✅
@cramforce The reports of “ServiceWorker ☠️” are greatly exaggerated, though. This is more a “yay, installability 🎉” than a “RIP service workers”. It’s a noteworthy experiment nonetheless.
@jh3yy @steren If it requires extra mark-up that is purely for the internal functioning of the thing, then it’s a great candidate to abstract away in a custom element. I reckon this was not your point (the CSS was). I just thought how neat this would be f
@jh3yy @steren Looking at the code, the sparkle effect (that should probably be optional in a custom element) and the shadows seem to require the wrappers.
😎 Neat @MozDevNet search extension by @hanguokai: type “mdn [tab] $yourSearchQuery”, then select from the results right in the browser bar.
Chrome: chrome.google.com/webstore/detai…
Firefox: addons.mozilla.org/addon/mdn-docs…
Source code: github.com/hanguokai/mdn-…
@wesbos On a tangent, you might be interested in insertable streams for `MediaStreamTeack`. Check out the demo: web.dev/mediastreamtra….
tkadlec The @RealWebPageTest has been _cranking_ on this for awhile and it’s finally time to share! I could not be more excited to unveil our new Opportunities & Experiments—a way to let you test performance optimizations without touching a single line of code.blog.webpagetest.org/posts/introduc…U
@AndyDavies @TheRealNooshu @brucel Split-screens as in iPad multitasking with split-view and slide-over: support.apple.com/en-us/HT207582.
@AndyDavies @TheRealNooshu @brucel They mention iPadOS incorrectly being tracked as desktop Safari on the support page: support.google.com/analytics/answ…. As Andy suggested, non-iPad window sizes would be one way to distinguish, but it’s not easy to get right sin
@steren @jh3yy Not really, since it needs wrapper elements like `div`, which is an implementation detail you can hide if you make it a custom element.
quicksave2k Check out how Web Audio 🔊 helps you properly sync audio and video playback with the 🆕 AudioContext.outputLatency in Chrome 102
Connect your Bluetooth headset 🎧 and wait for the bird 🐦 in wc-talk.netlify.app/simple_video_p…
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Just read up on my colleague @heyawhite’s fascinating journey into being a Tech Writer on the Google Chrome team. 👏 There’re many lessons to learn from it, but one definitely is: ask for & insist on the salary you think you’re worth!
#WomenInTecheverythingtechnicalwriting.com/what-a-technic…
@jh3yy 💡 Idea: release this wrapped as a custom element:
`<polaroid-img src alt caption></polaroid-img>`
@somebitsLinks It’s a bot, so I don’t interact with it, but I certainly occasionally ReTweet its tweets and read all of them. Thanks for running it!