@diekus I think the explainer could motivate more why just dynamically changing `document.title` is a problem. Would the UA be expected to, for example, display title & subtitle with different emphasis? How would this work with Window Controls Overlay? Wh
@simevidas I think the underlying service was shut down (https://t.co/h32LcxnfqS), but you might be better off with a data-optimizing proxy and an extension, for example, Google Web Light: https://t.co/Hp4LOwejEF.
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@chriscoyier Adding state to otherwise stateless HTTP requests is the best. The edge function is the implementation detail. 😃
@simevidas Do you mean lying, so instead of the large viewport media query matching that reflects your actual screen size, the browser would lie-match the small viewport one? This might break some things on the way.
@simevidas Also see https://t.co/6TO7irnuQh and https://t.co/tCmx2C8YiG, implemented behind a flag by @quicksave2k.
@dannymoerkerke CC: @DaleCurtis for the use case.
RT @modelviewer: <model-viewer> v2.1 now has the ability to add dimension lines and other complex annotations!
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