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by myfonj 10y ago
Yes, `userChrome.css` in `chrome` folder in Firefox user profile folder [0]. As opposed to `userContent.css` (located in the same directory) for injecting user level stylesheets to content document cascade. [0] http://kb.mozillaz
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by myfonj 10y ago
Sidenote: It is pretty much exactly the Googles (alas, auto-updated) "Go Back With Backspace" [0] does: [1] (you forgot the shift backspace, Google as well in past versions). [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore&
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by myfonj 10y ago
I think that one could possible evolve from http://www.piskelapp.com/ in near future; piskel already has a simple "Seamless drawing mode" option and developer seems to be open for ideas.
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by myfonj 10y ago
Really nice execution! I remember seeing similar projects [1][2] in the past and pondered usage of the `currentColor`. Btw, there are several occurrences of white components [4]; they are necessary for "breaking" lines, but surpri
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by myfonj 10y ago
When it comes to visualisation of numbers distribution, every time I recall the Secret Live of Numbers [0] applet by Golan Levin from 2002. Haven't seen anything comparable ever since. So pleasant to browse through the data I'm te
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by myfonj 10y ago
For displaying "inline glyphs" made of sequence of consecutive characters there is option to use font with corresponding ligatures baked in, such as Fira Code [0]. [0] https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode
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by myfonj 10y ago
> HTML - At the heart of it, the foundation is the layout engine and positioning I'd oppose: HTML is particularly a Markup Language for (more or less) semantically structured static documents tied together with Hyper Text links (see
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by myfonj 10y ago
Speaking of CSS Specificity, even here things are getting complicated. CSS standard states that there are six origin specificity levels [0]. Certain browser engine removed two of them just two years ago [1]. [0] https://www.w3.
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by myfonj 10y ago
One amusing nitpick: this extension restores the backspace-outside-text-input-elements key press functionality, yet does not restore the shift+backspace counterpart (ATM). Second bitterly amusing fact is that proclaimed drawback of "ac
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by myfonj 10y ago
I agree, entries are still sufficiently descriptive, but from my subjective point of view this "color / lightening" is absolutely redundant in this specific context. And worse: for me it even adds disruptive noise to the mes
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by myfonj 10y ago
Have you noticed that shift in release notes rhetoric? I cannot recall seeing such pseudo-cool-worded-wannabe-funny release notes with questionable punctuation ever before. > "Roar for moar / We've got your back / Tr
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by myfonj 10y ago
Great article indeed. What I personally missed there was a clear statement about segment (or path) parameters as opposed to query ("search") parameters: //domain.tld/segment;param1=value1,param2/segment?q
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by myfonj 10y ago
In reality, that layering gradients via multiple backgrounds has still many quirks across current browsers: different pixel rounding errors, different blend modes often produces visually incoherent results - seams, gaps and aliasing [1]. On
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by myfonj 11y ago
Have you seen authors [0] tangentially related blog-post about initial funding campaign from 2013? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=tsergiu [1] https://www.debuggex.com/blog/2013/how-my-cro
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by myfonj 11y ago
What a pity those "springs" were not called "empties" as a "Roadside Picnic" tribute.
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by myfonj 11y ago
That "solved" content is loaded from "static-sites" location [1], so most certainly hard-coded. [1] (spoiler alert, do not read the slug of this URL) https://engineering.linkedin.com/content/dam&#x2F
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by myfonj 11y ago
Yup. More precise, it has the same specificity as the selector it is negating in its "parameter" (which must be a "simple" one, not compound). My favourite CSS bruteforce hack [1] for boosting specificity exploits this
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by myfonj 11y ago
Ok, valid point.
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by myfonj 11y ago
> I’ll soon upgrade to HTTPS here. Pardon my ignorance and probably silly question, but what is the point of making data transfers to/from blog hosted at own domain more secure? If I get it right, it will just hide which certai
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by myfonj 11y ago
I wonder if his devstack wouldn't be a bit more fluent (and independent) with Synfig studio [1]. [1] http://www.synfig.org/
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by myfonj 11y ago
Few lines of CSS: https://userstyles.org/styles/119979/fonts-in-use-gamify
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by myfonj 11y ago
Iʼm not defending the API, and I admit I was commenting without proper understanding here, so yes, you are right that that property is really defined as false. But Iʼd like to correct your statement about 'some defined some undefined&
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by myfonj 11y ago
Ad `textInput.checked = true;`, this quite a misconception. You can totally set `anyDOMnode.whateverProperty = 'batman'` and retrieve it back. Itʼs just few special DOM object properties that are mapped to HTML attributes on cer
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by myfonj 11y ago
Yes, error seems fixed, I see my familiar bookmark mess there now. Few remarks: - mentioned non-ASCII characters in bookmark titles are rendered in fallback font on the page - it seems you are hard trimming URLs to 300 characters. I donʼt t
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by myfonj 11y ago
Imported my 2+ MB bookmarks HTML export from Firefox and got Oops! An ajax error occured. Please reload the page and try again. error. (BTW 'Occured' marks my spell-check as error.) I have a bunch of large bookmarklets an
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by myfonj 11y ago
Hanks for pointing out, good catch! Fixed in userscript, also updated it a bit. Not able to fix it here. Seems like quite frequent mistype BTW :]
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by myfonj 11y ago
From a quick glance it seems quite possible to make such extension: simple dark prototype crippling for inputs and textareas like Selection.prototype.addRange = HTMLTextAreaElement.prototype.select = HTMLInputElement.prototype.select
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by myfonj 11y ago
There are situations when it is difficult or at leas annoying: sometimes blocking rules are too loose that generates false positives. Few examples from my personal memory: - "Block any image on any domain that has `/ad/` in
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by myfonj 11y ago
Maybe rather https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-report-thimble...
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by myfonj 11y ago
Not wanting to disrupt piety, and I'm not sure how situation was back in 2002, but I'm slightly confused and I think there are several mistakes in that test: 1) source pretends to be XHTML, but since document is served as text&#x2

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