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Correct image orientation for images - Chrome 81

Looks like one of the oldest bugs in Chromium has been fixed. Chrome used to display images in landscape orientation even if they were taken in portrait on a phone. Now it appears that in Chrome 81 we will respect the image orientation from the files EXIF data and display the image in that orientation by default unless you override it with a CSS attribute image-orientation: none. Fun times. Demo I

yosuke_furukawa 2020/01/23

EXIFを見て縦横の傾きをChromeでは見て表示されるらしい M81から。

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Thinking about Developer Satisfaction and Web Developers

It would be an understatement to say that MDN's Developer Needs Assessment has helped the Chrome Web Platform team prioritise their work for 2020, in fact it's been central to DevRel and the Web Platform teams objective setting (more on that soon). Over the last year or so we've been fortunate to collaborate with the MDN team via the PAB (Product Advisory Board), and during that time we've been th

yosuke_furukawa 2020/01/16

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Detecting text in an image on the web in real-time

Last year just before the Chrome Dev Summit, Miguel Casas came up to me and showed me something that blew my mind: Face Detection in the browser using the Shape Detection API. Shortly after that Barcode Detection was added that allowed me to update my QR Code scanner so that I no longer had to include a massive (albeit awesome) port of a QR scanning library. The Shape Detection API is still in dev

yosuke_furukawa 2017/02/02

ShapeDetection API ってAndroid Chrome の canaryでは動いてるんだ

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Chrome on Google Home

I am an ardent believer in The Headless Web, that is the interaction points that your users will have with the web will not be in the traditional browser but deeply integrated on the users device via things like notifications and cards, in webviews and services, and on new types of devices and in ways that we can't yet imagine and as a developer all you do is build for the web. It will still be po

yosuke_furukawa 2016/12/17

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The Headless Web

In 2014 I was honoured to speak at Fronteers in Amsterdam (I would heartily recommend it). I was attempting to talk about the state of the web platform, where it was, where it is, and where it will be. Where it is, I've partly covered recently in The Lumpy Web. It covers the state of inconsistent feature support and the pain that it can cause developers. Where it (the web) will be, I touched on br