Finished my blog post about a couple of wonderful events this last month - then mashed the shit out of the titles to make it "work" for a blog post title.
Thank you #StateOfTheBrowser and #WebDayOut
https://remysharp.com/2026/03/18/web-of-state-of-the-browser-day-out
I feel like the `meta` tag is like the random bag of gumph you'll collect and then forget about, and then re-find gathering dust under the sofa.
Just found meta[name="HandheldFriendly"] knocking around. COVERED IN DUST.
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"That's 20p for the 'Just Jar'"
Totally won the "I shall keep drinking with @keithamus.social until it's not okay with the bar AND mother nature tells says: go home" AND did my monthly MS injection (not injecting myself with MS–duh!). Might be late–but I'm counting that as a win all round.
Lovely to see awesome ppl at #WebDayOut
Unsurprised to find iOS breaks pwa functionality (again and again and again) at #WebDayOut
Honestly feel so sorry for devs working to support iOS - solidarity folks (I've been API dev for too long lately!)
Scroll animations - is there an argument *for* these? I've never had a good experience, and now (thankfully) it's via CSS.
Please, someone, is there a "convince me"?
Besides they got popular "because".
