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I use Chawan as it's a very good Gopher client, and enables me to view html, gemini and spartan protocols without leaving the browser. No it's not perfect, there is an awful number of crappy web sites out there, however there are quite a few that are good. Check out the #smolweb.
https://git.wittamore.fr/chawan-config.git/tree/
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RE: https://mas.to/@CSSence/115748200689713668
I needed to get this off my chest.
Are you doing web accessiblity work too? Can you relate? Did you blog about something similar? Let me know.
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“Baseline widely available” is a good thing to look out for when it comes to CSS features, but given that my blog’s core audience uses the latest browsers, I just went all in and made my new design the default.
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 24
A CodePen that may contain traces of Media Queries Level 5 completes the calendar.
»Media Queries Test Page«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 19
The day I chose a questionable bit of added functionality over semantic correctness:
»Web Share API meets A11Y«
https://cssence.com/2024/web-share-api/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 17
Today’s entry happens to be my most recent article, which already made it into several newsletters.
»Character-based alignment«
https://cssence.com/2024/text-align-decimal/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 2
From April Fools joke to serious article, published under two URLs, announced over the course of three days.
»Digital Gardens«
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Progressive enhancement, accessibility, and the Web Share API. What do you think about my latest conundrum?
https://cssence.com/2024/web-share-api/ -
I guess you know that the new range syntax allows media queries to be more concise. But IMO this isn’t even the best part. Let me explain:
https://cssence.com/2024/superior-range-syntax/Also, if you ever wanted to do music selection based on viewport size 🤨, this article is for you.
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@matthiasott Why use a tool when you can put everything online? 😉
https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history
https://cssence.com/2024/digital-gardens/ -
#DigitalGardens—A story unfolds.
Day 3 of 3: Seedlings 🌱
https://cssence.com/2024/digital-gardens/ -
#DigitalGardens—A story unfolds.
Day 2 of 3: April Fools 🗓
https://cssence.com/2024/april-fools/ -
#DigitalGardens — A story unfolds.
Day 1 of 3: Easter eggs 🥚
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Unicode Variation Selectors, by @CSSence:
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The six levels of dark mode—because apparently, CSS needs its own Dante's Inferno. 😂 CSS Naked Day now includes philosophical debates on color schemes—riveting. 🔥 Remember, folks, when you can't solve a problem, just create six more. 🙄
https://cssence.com/2024/six-levels-of-dark-mode/ #CSSDarkMode #CSSNakedDay #ColorDebate #WebDesign #Humor #HackerNews #ngated -
😆 Ah, the #nostalgia of text-based browsers! This writer's love letter to #Lynx and #w3m is a trip down memory lane, where CSS is a four-letter word and *JavaScript* is a myth. 🚀 Spoiler: They don't matter, but hey, enjoy your pixelated, featureless web, grandpa! 🔍
https://cssence.com/2026/text-based-web-browsers/ #textbasedbrowsers #retroweb #pixelatedweb #HackerNews #ngated -
Here’s a similar take on (the lack of) minification by @anarodrigues
https://ohhelloana.blog/in-defense-of-unpolished-websites/
Also, shoutout to Matthias Ott’s #OwnYourWeb newsletter for the link.
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So long stylesheets, see you again tomorrow. Happy #cssnakedday
