This is the monthly archive for April 2019.
I am likely going to write a “CSS for JavaScripters” book, and therefore I need to figure out how to explain CSS to JavaScripters. This series of article snippets are a sort of try-out — pre-drafts I’d like to get feedback on in order to figure out if I’m on the right track.
Today’s topic is CSS and accessibility. I want to warn people for common accessibility pitfalls, but on the other hand want to do it in a sneaky, underhand way. In order to do so I need a list of common problems.
I am likely going to write a “CSS for JavaScripters” book, and therefore I need to figure out how to explain CSS to JavaScripters. This series of article snippets are a sort of try-out — pre-drafts I’d like to get feedback on in order to figure out if I’m on the right track.
Today I present the first draft of the book’s table of contents for feedback — both on the topics, and on the chapter order.
Today it’s time for an old-fashioned browser detective story about the Miui Browser, the current state of non-Google Chromia on Android, and assumptions about browsers and UA strings. In addition, this article will highlight a few principles of mobile browser research, one of which was vindicated rather nicely.
Update: severe vulnerability discovered in Miui/Mint Browser.
See the March 2019 archive.
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