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  1. Every emoji has a very particular meaning, or doesn't it?

    Published Oct 20 2021 in Unicode

    Learn how different emojis can have different meaning on the example of the "Triangular Flag" emoji.

  2. Web Weekly #41

    Published Oct 17 2021 in Newsletter

    New CSS features, a new ARIA spec and the leaky autofill browser feature.

  3. Cross-origin module scripts require CORS response headers

    Published Oct 17 2021 in JavaScript , HTTP

    Today I learned that cross-origin module scripts require CORS handling and a Access-Control-Allow-Origin response header.

  4. How to control the used Gmail account when using slides.new, docs.new, etc.

    Published Oct 16 2021 in Tools

    Control which Gmail account should be used when you create new documents using "new" short URLs.

  5. Conditional border-radius and three future CSS features

    Published Oct 14 2021 in CSS

    A look at CSS features from the future: media query ranges, container queries and @when/@else.

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