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by myfonj 8y ago
You can use `<profile folder>\chrome\userChrome.css` for that, perhaps. https://www.userchrome.org/
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by myfonj 8y ago
What about leaving flowers, like the one on the slate.com from 2013 [0][1] used to facilitate? [0] https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2013/03/google-graveyard-does-exi... [1] http://www.slate.com/articles&
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by myfonj 8y ago
Yes, it doesn't fit grammar for ordinary JSON Numbers, but since it is plain old standard JSON there is nothing wrong about it: it just puts some demand on consuming application. Instead of {"boring Number not greater than 2
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The Origin of Witches Riding Broomsticks: Drugs, Plus Shakespeare (2017)(forbes.com)
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by myfonj 8y ago
Dug through WebKit Bugzilla and Trac and the only recent visible "crash backdrop" issue seems to be "Fix crash when reflections and backdrop filter are combined" [1], which references bug that requires authorization [2].
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by myfonj 8y ago
This is quite common pattern: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_generic_and_genericize...
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by myfonj 8y ago
I have opposite experience with Chrome as well: I like when URL bar behaves just like URL bar and does nothing extra. I worked in company that used custom TLD for all sites in internal network, and every single time I entered such `site.tl
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by myfonj 8y ago
If you type it so often, just make a single character keyword for it, /goddamit/. Or gesture. Or global hotkey. And delete the wrong protocol and/or port entries from history. If you visit that site so often, I bet your U
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by myfonj 8y ago
Good example of similar battle tested application could be also ClipX [0]. It's ten years old (untouched since release), written most likely for Windows XP, and working to this days in Windows 10. I'm absolutely addicted to it.
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Chromium is getting stable Array.sort()(bugs.chromium.org)
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And form.
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Just to clarify: above code ending with `#%s` (`%s` being placeholder of the content written after the bookmark's keyword) does not work when pasted into URL in this form; if you want to try it, delete `%s` before pasting or substitute
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by myfonj 8y ago
For those wondering what such a thing could be useful besides showing some rad golfing skills, be informed that this is pretty nice and really fast prototyping tool. I made similar for myself [1] and I can honestly say I use it daily: you
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XEM [0] and others golfed such thing to 142 bytes [1] some time ago. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=xem [1] http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditor/
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Perhaps it is determined by the fact senses are bound to body and body is limitary. Our 2d vision could grasp entire Flatland (if it fitted into single view), but sight of similarly finite Flatland inhabitant could grasp just his immedia
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by myfonj 8y ago
Some remarkable recommendations of "similar" games appeared in this thread. I'd like add The Company of Myself [0] and its perhaps even better prequel Fixation [1]: I think it neatly fits this "philosophical indie p
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by myfonj 8y ago
Sad thing is that what we sense (see) is in fact just a poor projection into 2D (aka perspective) with some largely learnt concept of depth. If only we could sense space entirely with nothing "behind", not just from single point.
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by myfonj 8y ago
For those eager to directly witness some SWF running in JavaScript: http://mozilla.github.io/shumway/examples/racing/ (via aforementioned https://github.com/mozilla/shumway/ ) http
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by myfonj 8y ago
Recently I have been pondering something very similar, but strictly "arpeggio"-based [0] and for regular keyboards, and whether it could be comparatively performant like normal qwerty. I've amused myself fancying scenario whe
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Whoa, that page crashed my (long running) Nightly (presumably exhausted RAM completely) and in freshly started got 4 GB for the tab process (and survived). Nice.
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You can still tweak Firefox internals but you have to resort to its native `userChrome.css` [0] since current extensions API does not allow access to every corner. Luckily you can use devtools for that [1] what makes it quite pleasant (at
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Yes, most of them do, in fact they are told so since CSS2.1 standard. But most of implementations did not allow rules scoped to @document, so was not very convenient to use. Oh, just Chrome blatantly ditched it recently [0.1]. From comment
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Video: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/ep-live/en/committees/video?ev...
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by myfonj 8y ago
Exactly. Have been Stylish user since its beginning, and recent history of it is a disaster. Please, use Stylus [1] if possible. [1] https://github.com/openstyles/stylus
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It's invaluable when you want to prototype or verify something from "production" without access to the backend and dev tools are "not enough": 1) save HTML of any page (you know, view-source:URL, ctrl+s), 2) put &lt
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FYI, there is a strange rendering glitch in current Nightly occurring while scrolling the page with menu opened: https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/17016 If you plan to make some radical alterations
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Gun emoji character redesigned by all major vendors(blog.emojipedia.org)
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Exactly. Or CPU/GPU/any chip cooling in general.
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> Mozilla's apparent goal of using Nightly users as a captive pool of test dummies. I thought that it is the main purpose of Nightly, roughly paraphrased but overall accurate. I'm using it as my semi-primary ("work")
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by myfonj 9y ago
Ah, thanks for headsup, I somewhat missed the moment NodeList got sufficiently widespread forEach support. Good to know. In fact my intention was just to add check for `sticky` value along the `fixed` one; the 'golfing' approach w

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