2027 Web Platform Feature Ranking(interop-rank.fxdx.dev)
47 points by jaffathecake | 17 comments
A site from the Firefox team that lets users rank Interop 2027 web platform feature proposals to help prioritize browser development.
11 stories tagged web-platform, newest first.
47 points by jaffathecake | 17 comments
A site from the Firefox team that lets users rank Interop 2027 web platform feature proposals to help prioritize browser development.
304 points by vinhnx | 318 comments
Nolan Lawson blog post examining why web developers often don't "use the platform" and rely on JavaScript instead of built-in browser features.
940 points by encyclopedism | 212 comments
A page listing dynamic web functionality, such as popovers, that can now be achieved with plain HTML instead of JavaScript, with accessibility caveats.
613 points by mikece | 223 comments
Mozilla Hacks article by Ryan Hunt on why WebAssembly remains a second-class language on the web and how to make it first-class.
637 points by doener | 354 comments
GitHub repository for a Google explainer proposing that browsers restrict websites from accessing a user's local network without permission.
320 points by 90s_dev | 109 comments
Launch blog post for 90s.dev, a web-based API and environment around a 320x180 canvas for building and sharing game maker tools and games.
479 points by tosh | 174 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post announcing that the HTML <select> element can now be fully styled with CSS using appearance: base-select.
406 points by Kerrick | 231 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post introducing the HTML command and commandfor attributes for declaratively wiring buttons to actions like opening popovers and dialogs.
711 points by develatio | 285 comments
An X (Twitter) post claiming Google Chrome exposes a browser API that is only accessible to pages on *.google.com domains; the post content did not load.
384 points by mnvrth | 281 comments
A personal blog post arguing that Apple doesn't care for developers and that the author should write code for the web instead.
523 points by vitplister | 200 comments
Blog post by Heather Buchel arguing that new websites and apps, like recent social media clients, fail to support basic normal web behaviors.