Highlights from last week:

- Align javascript: URL evaluation closer to the spec
- Add support for background-blend-mode
- Display generated content for ::marker
- Work on Web Bluetooth API support
- More progress on DevTools & WebDriver

You can help support Servo, an independent web rendering engine, and the health of the web ecosystem by donating:

https://github.com/sponsors/servo
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NASA has a cool site where you can see where Artemis 2 is in real time based off real telemetry.

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis-ii/arow/

#Artemis2

since that browsergate site about LinkedIn seems to be gaining traction I figure I should mention:

• yes, LinkedIn does do what's being claimed (though, it's that it probes for specific extensions you're running, using features in chrome's API - it doesn't "search your computer")
• it does seem to have been doing this since at least as far back as 2017, and there has been intermittent reporting on it over the years
• I'm fairly confident the copy on the site was generated by (or at least went through) an LLM, so idk that this site is the best way to spread the issue around

edit: and as someone else noted in the replies, looking through the list of extensions of scans for... they're pretty much all "AI"/scraper/automation plugins. so, should LinkedIn be doing this, or even able to do this in Chrome? no! but also, it does seem like the stuff they're scanning for is all extensions that shouldn't exist to begin with tbh

edit 2: please see this follow-up post which proves this is just a shitty campaign by people who made an addon called "Teamfluence" that got blocked by LinkedIn