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23 stories and discussions about browsers, aggregated from every source we track.
<p>Back in July, inspired by yet another AI integration into firefox, I wrote a <a href="https://mas...
An informal proposal for dedicated elements for spoiler tags in HTML: use-cases, syntax, semantics, recommended UA behavior, and comparisons with “details”
In the previous post, I mentioned that buildcache has some unique properties compared to ccache and sccache. One of them is its Lua plugin system, which lets you write custom wrappers for programs that aren’t compilers…
You know that Maya Angelou quote that says "Never make someone a priority when all you are to them is an option?" If Flash were a person following that tenet, then it now has to drop Safari from its dwindling list of…
Let's build a utility to check what variables have been added or leaked to the global window object at runtime by JavaScript code.
Developers love building backends. APIs. Databases. Authentication. Servers. Queues. Cloud...
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firewall.js creates an `<iframe>` that blocks networking and downloading - geocar/firewall.js
Getting started with Headless Chrome shell
<p>Back in July, inspired by yet another AI integration into firefox, I wrote a <a href="https://mas...
What came first: browsers or specifications? Why are specifications important? Why do we sometimes change a specification instead of browsers? What matters most: the specification or the user experience? What happens…
<p>Back in July, inspired by yet another AI integration into firefox, I wrote a <a href="https://mas...
<p>Forgive me for the editorializing on the title as the original wasn't very descriptive.</p>
VERIFIED (standard8) in Hello (Loop) - Client. Last updated 2017-05-13.
I've fallen into the habit of creating CSS animations in my free time, inspired by things I come across during the day. To create the animations as I imagine
I built Hunch, a find-in-page extension for Firefox, Chrome and Safari that highlights the paragraphs that answer your search, not just the ones that contain the same words.