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by no_way 5y ago
It won't go away, it will still be supported and used for many years, but majority of new projects today won't use it. Brief history: Rollup dramatically improved bundler plugin and ES modules situation, then came new super fast b
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by no_way 5y ago
Use Vite instead, it has very nice developer experience. Webpack is a "legacy" bundler, while it is supported, is shouldn't really be used in new projects if you really value your sanity.
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by no_way 5y ago
There was a major push few years ago, but it died down. Basically performance benefits of built modules weren't worth it and with that standard library proposal also lost momentum.
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by no_way 5y ago
Now do the reverse develop something in Chrome or Firefox and expect it to work flawlessly in Safari. It most likely won't.
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by no_way 5y ago
Death does allow for new cultural shift in society, imagine if all the politicians lived forever, the space for change would be even more limited than it is now/
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by no_way 5y ago
There is Atomics.waitAsync which can be used on the main thread and just returns a promise. It is shipped at least in chrome.
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by no_way 5y ago
Feature flags are not meant to be used as a general settings, it's mainly for testing, flags also auto expire so they need to be renewed after certain amount of chromium releases [1]. Old features behind the flag are left for few relea
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by no_way 5y ago
Well I as a developer just want a browser which doesn't break existing features: localstorage, indexeddb were completely broken for months this year. Like CSS containment is feature that was shipped in Chrome in 2016, Firefox 2019 so h
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by no_way 5y ago
Answer is both
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by no_way 5y ago
I am not sure how accurate this information is but quick google search says Xiaomi have 24% phone market share in EU, not just Lithuania.
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by no_way 5y ago
You can read the report and literally look up file on your Xiaomi phone which contains censored words.
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by no_way 5y ago
Inline styles defeat very large part of browser optimizations, so it is very unlikely something like this would be added.
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by no_way 5y ago
Ironically Chrome is the most secure(not talking privacy) browser, because of site isolation and sandbox architecture. Firefox is somewhere second.
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by no_way 5y ago
Safari regularly breaks features that were stable for years: localstorage and indexedDB the most recent ones. So I am not sure how you can talk about "compatibility".
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by no_way 5y ago
Anything starting '-' won't show up on Google, it will literally give you empty results, so that's why -webkit-match-parent gives nothing and webkit-match-parent works.
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by no_way 5y ago
Well I found some chrome bugs, but here is the thing after I reported them, they have been immediately responded to and fixed and released in nearest version. Safari though you have to wait a year for bug fixes to be released, if they even
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by no_way 5y ago
Right now but you can reasonably develop a website which will work in Chrome and Firefox even without testing (not talking about any supper modern features), but Safari is riddled with bugs you wouldn't expect. Recently I have encounte
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by no_way 5y ago
That popup menu is not accessible though, no keyboard navigation and if you really wanted follow all accessibility guidelines you still need javascript to toggle attributes and stuff. https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-prac
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by no_way 5y ago
Blink and Webkit have become separate enough that you can't call them the same in good faith: layout engine is completely different, style engine is different and many other parts have been rewritten in both Blink and Webkit independen
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by no_way 6y ago
It's a guess, but my thinking is that previously most people who searched term hydroxychloroquine were mainly scientists and other people related to that not your general population. Suddenly covid happens and now large numbers of peop
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by no_way 6y ago
People are working on solving built in elements problem on the web including customizability and extensibility. https://open-ui.org/
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by no_way 8y ago
There exists plugin for VSCode which checks for attributes inside template literal https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=runem.li...