"The Power of 'No' in Internet Standards"
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"The Power of 'No' in Internet Standards"
A wonderful overview of some of the pain folks are wading through to make good mobile UIs on the web today. We need to fix the Chromium/Android issues; some of it likely comes down to Android kbds themselves...we'll have to dig in.
But the iOS situation Apple uniquely controls? Disgraceful.
In a significant win for smaller browsers, the open web, and the ๐ช๐บEUโs Digital Markets Act (DMA), Google has agreed to place the browser selected through the EU browser choice screen directly in the Pixel homescreen hotseat (replacing Chrome).
https://open-web-advocacy.org/blog/google-backs-down--will-grant-hotseat-in-eu-browser-choice-screen/
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Whoop! Got my #cssday ticket today! Hyped!
(image via https://www.factorial.io/en/blog/my-first-time-css-day-2022)
Back when I was misspending my youth trying to make DHTML do unnatural things, I would have *killed* for the sorts of tools and documentation we have now; including, but not limited to, the source code comments of the hottest browser paths:
RE: https://mastodon.social/@owa/116159366316414482
If you live and/or do business in the UK, please take a minute and check this out - and if you agree that Apple's and Google's proposals are too weak (understatement), *please* write to the CMA and tell them.
Great video, must watch imho
