RT @PwaSummit: Did you know there is a showcase with many examples of what is possible with PWA capabilities: https://t.co/SeCDMkRk8d
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@tbranyen @paul_irish Absolutely not too late. Just open an Issue, it’s a GitHub repo like any other: https://t.co/kcSfQGFIZd. We typically take an iterative approach, so starting with desktop doesn’t mean we necessarily stop there.
Oh, I’m in @TheRegister 🦅: https://t.co/TDMjSQGEx1. Found out because my WebMentions went through the roof (for a humble definition of roof), since everyone scrapes The Register and republishes them it seems 🤷â€â™‚ï¸. Anyway, the blog post they ci
🛟 @taisukef keeps being on fire 🔥: you can now talk to your Ring-Con controller using Joy-Con #WebHID: https://t.co/aZ98iCJXHU. See the quoted tweet for details. https://t.co/leyIq9piBj
1. @OpenWebDocs solicited suggestions for missing @MozDevNet content.
2. I suggested the Web Share Target API, since we mostly just have https://t.co/EbGPohILVW so far.
3. @floscholz jumped right on it.
4. I reviewed it.
5. It’s live for everyone: https:/
@ddprrt Sure thing.
@TheRealNooshu It’s being added to the browser: https://t.co/cRdKecaBoW.
@paul_irish @tbranyen As the feature flag’s name suggests, at least the initial target is desktop. This is mostly driven by the use cases that we’re seeing that motivated it: virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) apps and office packages. For more backgrou
@RReverser @samthor German has two words for “sameâ€. One means physically the same, and one means the same equal thing. For some hilarious linguistic fun, read this article translated to English and compare to the German original: https://t.co/68x8MMn
@cramforce @vercel This looks super impressive and useful. This feature alone would be a brilliant product in isolation.
Great overview presentation by @jh3yy (https://t.co/wZqPdg0MgR) on the new Anchor Positioning CSS feature proposal (https://t.co/7VDv4gV36o) by @tabatkins. âš”ï¸
@RReverser Not bad. Is that @soverybritish understatement enough? 🫖
@ddprrt Yes. You should also try this with any custom element you consider to use, since it’s a great test to see if the element is well-behaved (e.g., it should not have attributes at creation time).
@dannymoerkerke @passle_ Not necessary: `”any”` is the default if no other `”purpose”` is given.
@googleeurope The link in “Today we are announcing the launch of Google News Showcase, our curated online news experience and licensing program.†(https://t.co/0qE4D9Jh2i) doesn’t work. People wanting to access the showcase the post announces end up