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  1. How to find all render-blocking resources with JavaScript

    Published Oct 01 2022 in JavaScript , Performance

    The Resource Timing API received an update and will soon include a renderBlockingStatus field to find render-blocking resources.

  2. An app to open your current finder directory in VS Code

    Published Sep 27 2022 in VSCode , macOS

    Open your current Finder directory in VS Code or your terminal.

  3. Why custom properties don't work with the url() CSS function

    Published Sep 23 2022 in CSS

    Custom properties doesn't work in CSS url() functions because without quotes the parser treats the entire declaration as a url-token.

  4. Overwriting an element's accessible name can break speech recognition

    Published Sep 22 2022 in Accessibility

    It's common practice to sometimes overwrite an element's visual label with aria-label to provide more accessible information. As it turns out, this could break speech recognition software.

  5. How to detect if a font is supported

    Published Sep 18 2022 in JavaScript

    Use the CSS Font Loading API to detect if a font is available in a browser.

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