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by extra88 9mo ago
Yes, popover's uses are limited without CSS anchor positioning but it will be supported in all major browsers very soon. In the meantime, there is a polyfill to load in browsers without support. https://caniuse.com/css-
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by extra88 9mo ago
That's not correct. There is no aria-open attribute and the summary implicitly has the correct ARIA state, aria-expanded, indicating that its details element is either expanded or collapsed. There have been bugs in its implementation,
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by extra88 9mo ago
Yes, Google started revealing the contents of <details> a few years ago, long after the element was supported in all browsers. Firefox added support earlier this year and Safari just added it. Supporting the behavior was related to ch
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by extra88 10mo ago
Leaving it in the ground would be even better.
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by extra88 10mo ago
Especially when you don't approach it that way; they made an HTML game in desktop Chrome then worked on getting it to work in various mobile browsers, including quite old ones. The article gets to the right conclusion, develop mobile
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by extra88 10mo ago
MDN is on GitHub, every page ends with "View this page on GitHub • Report a problem with this content" links. I've pointed out errors a couple of times and they were corrected pretty quickly.
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by extra88 10mo ago
Some geographic regions have declared that not allowing other OS engines on iOS is anticompetitive so they're requiring Apple to allow them. Apple is fighting it tooth and nail and coming up with requirements for other engines is a sma
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by extra88 10mo ago
`contenteditable` is an HTML attribute but it depends on JavaScript to do anything useful. This problem is one of layout, CSS's domain, so `field-sizing` solves it while leaving HTML form elements to do the actual job of taking input.
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by extra88 10mo ago
There are plenty of examples of software with year-based version numbers that are released in the Fall prior to that year.
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by extra88 10mo ago
That makes sense, that iPad had 5 years of major OS updates (2013-2018), which included the browser, but Apple provides security updates and critical bug fixes for at least 2 years after major updates end. That model stopped at iOS 12, firs
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by extra88 11mo ago
A browser add-on wouldn't do the job. The use case was a parent controlling a child's behavior, not someone controlling their own.
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by extra88 11mo ago
Your router almost certainly lets you assign a DNS instead of using whatever your ISP sends down so you set it to an internal device running your DNS. Your DNS mostly passes lookup requests but during homework time, when there's a requ
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by extra88 1y ago
Your link makes it very clear that those CSS rules are not required, that they are suggestions. However, all major browsers do use them.
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by extra88 1y ago
In-video sponsors are a form of contextual ad but ads inserted by YouTube are personalized (that doesn't mean context is not also a factor). Channels like MKBHD (and LTT) need more revenue than what they get from YouTube ads because th
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by extra88 1y ago
What makes for good alt text depends on the author's intent by including the image, an LLM can't know that. Authors can often use an LLM to save time by outputting an initial draft an author can fix. Readers can also use their own
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by extra88 1y ago
Text fragment linking was added in Firefox 131. Firefox 140 is the newest Extended Support Release (ESR) so it can follow such links but I don't know if the context menu has the option to create them.
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by extra88 1y ago
Horizontal stripes are still a thing in some states. Prisoners on a work gang in Georgia were wearing them in 2017, as seen in this story. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-40350048
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by extra88 1y ago
It doesn't just suffer it's impossible unless you recreate the whole thing with actual HTML behind the <canvas> rendered version.
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by extra88 1y ago
HN has RSS feeds, I solely access it from there. I can skim titles much faster in the consistent UI of my feed reader then I could visiting the bespoke home pages of HN and many other sites.
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by extra88 1y ago
RSS is core to how I use the web but I agree that it's now a niche technology. Note that a plurality of websites use Wordpress which has RSS feeds by default. Vivaldi, a Chromium browser, has a built-in RSS feed reader. There's al
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by extra88 1y ago
Twitter does not, they dropped their RSS feeds a long time ago. They still had a free API for a while so you could use a twitter-to-RSS tool but early in the Musk era the free API went away. Yes, YouTube has RSS feeds for channels (technica
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by extra88 1y ago
Yes, Talking Points Memo also has full text RSS feeds for paid subscribers.
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by extra88 1y ago
I think side-loading is meant to be a third option between downloading and uploading. I think it was installation from a flash drive/card connected to the device.
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by extra88 1y ago
Thanks. When the cost in different regions are compared, I thought it was customary to only include the generation, not the delivery.
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by extra88 1y ago
I think you jest but I think you can actually dictate text and finger-write notes on it. Comparing the flagship model to the much cheaper SE, what they're buying is: * a larger, brighter, always-on display * additional health sensors,
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by extra88 1y ago
Apple Watch is multi-touch, if you hold two fingers on the face, it announces the time. Which relates to the cost and battery life of the Apple Watch, it's a mainstream device that many people with varying disabilities can use. It has
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by extra88 1y ago
Con Ed rates are about 0.16/kWh so in their case it's not the cost of electricity, it's all the things explained after the $1000/month line, a ridiculous lack of insulation and lack of air-tightness. They may also keep t
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by extra88 1y ago
"Flicker" can mean a lot of things, I generally don't have a problem with the list changing while I type.
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by extra88 1y ago
As a user, I often do want a list to start from a single letter. In a browser address bar, it could start showing items Amazon, Apple, etc.
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by extra88 1y ago
Not out of the box and not even with effort.

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