Stop pushing the web forward - QuirksBlog
Fair warning. You’re going to hate this one. I want to stop pushing the web forward for a while. I want a moratorium on new browser features for about a year or so. Recently I’ve been having serious doubts about the whole push the web forward thing. Why should we push the web forward? And forward to what, exactly? Do we want the web to be at whatever we push it forward to? You never hear those que
Chrome continues to fall apart at brisk pace - QuirksBlog
Google Chrome is not the default browser on Android 4.3+. There are now at least eight Chromium-based Android default browsers, and they are all subtly, though not wildly, different. The number of Chromium family members has recently risen from nine to eleven with the addition of HTC and LG Chromium, default browsers for modern HTC and LG high-end devices. Moreover, LG uses at least two different
Blink - QuirksBlog
So Google created Blink, the new rendering engine for Chrome and Opera. What exactly is going on, and what will the consequences be? Here are some notable sources on Blink that I used for this overview: Blink homepage and developer FAQ. Chromium feature dashboard, where you can see which new features are going to be added. Can use an interface upgrade; right now it’s hard to read. Alex Russell on
More about devicePixelRatio - QuirksBlog
It occurs to me that my recent post about devicePixelRatio was a bit cryptic and short. So I will givde some extra examples in this post. Also, I did some additional research that takes screen.width into account. Remember the definition: devicePixelRatio is the ratio between physical pixels and device-independent pixels (dips) on the device. devicePixelRatio = physical pixels / dips Here is the te
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Tools don’t solve the web’s problems, they ARE the problem - QuirksBlog
