What do you need most from WebKit (the rendering engine for Safari that runs your HTML, CSS, JS, and more)?
If you are making websites, what could we do in WebKit to make it easier for you to create fantastic experiences for your users?
What do you need most from WebKit (the rendering engine for Safari that runs your HTML, CSS, JS, and more)?
If you are making websites, what could we do in WebKit to make it easier for you to create fantastic experiences for your users?
Will massively improve multicol, EPUB ebooks and printed web.
@jensimmons@front-end.social3 even more:
1 Please add a button to invoke the responsive design mode to the ui. The keyboard shortcut alone is to "hidden" in my opinion.
2 Make the invokation of the bottom half console view more easy, when eg. in the elements tab. Currently one has to type something in the single visible repl line to open the lower console view.
3 Please improve the javascript error messages. There are still plenty javascript syntax errors that do not show up in the console at all.
Unlike a theoretical Apple upstreaming, the approach being taken allows for other GNOME apps to have WebRTC features as well, not just WebKitGTK
I.e. imagine native GNOME video calling apps
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Global_attributes/is
- add support for `overflow-anchor`
- support for `:has-slotted`
- a API for DOM templating
- focus groups
- Reference Target API
- elementInternals.type
- Platform based windowing/virtualization
- Declarative Partial Updates https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/MSEdgeExplainers/blob/main/ShadowDOM/explainer.md
- CSS Anchor position is coming and is SOOO exciting
- commandfor
- [popover=hint]
Trying to use google meet in safari is hard.
An employee of Cook/Jobs, @jensimmons, asks on a copylefted platform what she can do improve #WebKit.
The answer is simple: Comply with the LGPLv2.1. Participate with upstream projects rather than manipulating them so you can control them.
Employees of your company used to be forbidden from talking to FOSS communities. You've spent decades working against copyleft. But you now follow Microsoft's plan to “embrace, extend, & extinguish” #FOSS.
We see the game is afoot. Don't underestimate us.
> What do you need most from WebKit
Build maps into HTML. But first please join our community and help hammer out the proposal.
I’m especially interested in features that have shipped, but aren’t complete. What would you like to see polished or expanded?
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import/with
share_target support so content can finally be sent directly to my PWAs.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Progressive_web_apps/Manifest/Reference/share_target
Full support for ::details-content pseudo for <details> that has Blink/Chromium style parity. In particular, I would love to finally show partial content without having to use JS to make it fully expand.
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