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Show HN: Navigate the web faster in Chrome with just-in-time preloading(chrome.google.com)
1 points by dieulot 7y ago|0 comments
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Cloudflare outage caused by bad software deploy (updated)(blog.cloudflare.com)
19 points by dieulot 7y ago|4 comments
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by dieulot 7y ago
Slack dropped it last month: https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/115002037526-Minimu...
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by dieulot 8y ago
I just released version 1.1.0 which allows whitelisting specific links with query strings like those. https://instant.page/blacklist
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by dieulot 8y ago
Firefox has a bug that makes it redownload the page if that page is not cached.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Are you using an older browser? It sounds like your browser doesn’t support JS modules.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Same preloading technique but quicklink preloads more agressively.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Uppercase is converted to added dashes. `document.body.dataset.instantAllowQueryString` corresponds to `data-instant-allow-query-string`.
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by dieulot 8y ago
It’s loaded as a module so older browsers won’t execute it (and thus won’t choke on the modern syntax).
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by dieulot 8y ago
Cloudflare offers a free Pro plan to open source projects, I asked for Workers instead.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Yes.
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by dieulot 8y ago
The downside is that your pages’s HTML are loaded twice as much, this makes for additional load on your server. Client-side analytics like GA aren’t affected.
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by dieulot 8y ago
I plan to release it later on.
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by dieulot 8y ago
There’s no security gain from going to HTTPS if the site is served over HTTP, but there’s a small speed hit.
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by dieulot 8y ago
On the pages you’re linking from.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Kind of. It’s different than InstantClick in that it uses <link rel="prefetch"> and can thus be embedded in one minute, while InstantClick transforms a site into an SPA and require additional work. It’s a different product.
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by dieulot 8y ago
It doesn’t work for outgoing links because the gain wouldn’t be as much as the CSS and scripts of the external site need to be loaded in addition to the HTML (only the HTML can be preloaded). Also, there’s usually no incentive to improve ot
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by dieulot 8y ago
You’re only preloading HTML, so it’s negligible compared to what trackers and ads do for instance.
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by dieulot 8y ago
Thanks. The only downside is that you can expect twice the number of requests to your pages (only the pages themselves, not their assets).
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Show HN: Make your site’s pages instant in one minute(instant.page)
1214 points by dieulot 8y ago|337 comments
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Timelapse of Every Battle in History [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dieulot 8y ago|0 comments
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by dieulot 8y ago
They’re trying to autoplay a video, which Safari blocks if the device is in low power mode. https://pastebin.com/xxN2VPi4 Nice find!
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Show HN: Detect which iOS devices are used on your site(dieulot.fr)
166 points by dieulot 8y ago|37 comments
114.
by dieulot 8y ago
Yes, and it keeps growing: https://w3techs.com/technologies/history_overview/programmin...
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by dieulot 9y ago
The most useful case for this shortcut is 127.1 -> 127.0.0.1
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by dieulot 9y ago
Here’s an irritating bug that popped on Safari 10.1 (iOS 10.3) that strains the use of CSS variables: You can’t just use a variable to declare a box-shadow’s color opacity, you need an intermediate variable. Demo: https://codepen
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How to Bypass iOS 9 Content Blocking(dieulot.net)
5 points by dieulot 11y ago|1 comments
118.
by dieulot 11y ago
I just posted an article detailing how to circumvent iOS 9 content blockers here: http://dieulot.net/bypass-ios-content-blockers (It’s on “new”, if anyone is feeling like upvoting it.)
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Ask HN: Twitter’s API hiding tweets?
3 points by dieulot 12y ago|0 comments
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A week of iOS bugs(dieulot.net)
3 points by dieulot 12y ago|0 comments

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