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There is not enough interest from the entire ecosystem to continue experimenting with JPEG XL — https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1178058#c84
I can't believe this, #Chrome is really removing the support for JPEG XL we've been waiting for years! 😡
This is the first time I notice #CanIUse mentions Chrome in "Safari on iOS" compatibility versions.
Why Chrome only? Why not Firefox? And Edge? Why not "Safari & other browsers" instead of "Safari & Chrome"?
Doesn't seem fair. 😔
If Puppeteer fills your hard drive with many copies of Chromium, you can
puppeteer-core insteadpuppeteer_skip_chromium_download=true to your .npmrc and also set puppeteer_executable_path with Chrome path
Be careful if you use Chrome's device emulation to test responsive images, there's a bug on DPR emulation!
Star the issue!
I HATE that PWA installed on macOS are so tied to the browser app launch and shut down!
Relevant bugs to star to rise priority:
Anyone knows why in #Firefox sometimes the button in the bottom of https://nicolas-hoizey.com/archives/ is outside its container, while everything is fine in #Chrome? 🤔
Maybe a CSS Grid issue?
Rendering issue in Firefox
Everything is fine in Chrome
Is there a cold war between Android and Chrome because of PWAs?
I think there is a silent war between Android and Chrome, and the first one seems to be ahead. PWAs on Android could have a much better experience, and it could have more supporters if the Android team could push this a little further, letting some game changer abilities get into the platform.
Chrome fails showing big emojis
It was the first time I really tried to use Web technologies instead of Powerpoint to create slides for a talk. The aim was to be able to demonstrate some cool responsive images features right inside the slides. But when I tried to put big emojis is these slides to emphasize reactions to these features, I discovered Chrome didn't show some of them!
Google Chrome sur Mac, bilan mitigé
J'ai attendu la sortie de la première version stable de Chrome pour Mac supportant les extensions pour enfin tester, et je dois dire qu'après quelques jours d'utilisation, j'en fait pour l'instant un bilan plutôt mitigé.
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Maximiliano Firtman