Mathias Bynens
Mathias Bynens
has.js mostly uses four-space-indents (it seems)m but sometimes two-space-indents are used instead. So which is it? Also, should there be spaces after `if`, `for` etc, or not? (Doesn’t look like...
As the title says, `` can be anywhere, not just in ``: http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=5710&to=5711 It’s not conforming but it still happens, and the HTML spec now describes how UAs should handle...
Target Chromium-based Opera (i.e. 15+) instead of the old Presto-based Opera (i.e. 12-).
See https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/unquoted-font-family. The font name in `x { font-family: 'lol serif'; }` should remain quoted, because `serif` is a keyword (same goes for other `sans-serif`, etc.: https://mothereff.in/font-family#0lol%20serif
`` defaults to `type="text/javascript"`, so there is no need to specify it in the HTML. Similarly, `type="text/css"` is the default for `` so including it in the HTML is redundant....
https://google.github.io/magika/model/model.json and https://google.github.io/magika/model/config.json are dynamically loaded by the library, but aren’t minified. | File | `.json` size | `.min.json` size | `.json.gz` size | `.min.json.gz` size | | :------- |...
`tools/wpt/browser.py` has to be updated to support [upcoming changes to the ChromeDriver release process](https://groups.google.com/g/chromedriver-users/c/clpipqvOGjE/m/5NxzS_SRAgAJ). The good news is this might actually simplify [the current setup](https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/blob/a550c4213bd3317f1454989eef6fabb25ec5feff/tools/wpt/browser.py#L945-L970 ), since it guarantees compatible...
For pixel art games, it would be lovely if it was possible to enable "pixelated" rendering, i.e. no anti-aliasing or smoothing for the zoomed-in replica. Similar to [`image-rendering: pixelated;` in...
https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chromium-dashboard/pull/1408 made the “Debuggability” field required, but it looks like the field is no longer required these days. This has resulted in several Intents that lack Debuggability info, e.g. -...
The following was reported to me by Nozomu Katō via email. I’m reposting it here with permission: > Because the ECMAScript specification 2023 ceased listing what values are > valid...