#web-pages — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #web-pages, aggregated by home.social.
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#Development #Launches
Cursed browser · The AI browser that imagines every webpage https://ilo.im/16crhb_____
#Fun #Rendering #Webpages #Hallucinations #AI #Browser #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS -
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The Register: Security boffins scoured the web and found hundreds of valid API keys. “Computer security boffins have conducted an analysis of 10 million websites and found almost 2,000 API credentials strewn across 10,000 webpages.”
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Fast Company: This free web tool makes everything way easier to read. “The next time you find yourself facing a web page with way too much going on, remember a tool called Textise…. Textise is a simple-as-can-be website that converts any page you’re looking at into plain text—no fuss, no formatting, no images of any sort included.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/29/fast-company-this-free-web-tool-makes-everything-way-easier-to-read/ -
#Business #Guides
Your browser can already speak a page · How to activate read-aloud features on web pages https://ilo.im/16b5hy_____
#Reading #Audio #Accessibility #TextToSpeech #Text #Content #Webpages #Browsers -
#Business #Previews
AI performance in Bing Webmaster Tools · Bing introduces search insights for AI answers https://ilo.im/16aj9f_____
#Bing #SearchEngine #WebmasterTools #WebAnalytics #AI #Citations #Webpages #Development #WebDev #Frontend -
Internet Archive Blog: Follow the Changes: 9 Ways Web Archives are Used in Digital Investigations. “In this piece we draw on the Internet Archive’s News Stories collection to surface practices and use cultures of the Wayback Machine amongst journalists and media organisations. We analysed a dataset of about 8,600 news articles, assembled by the IA via daily Google News keyword searches since […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/05/follow-the-changes-9-ways-web-archives-are-used-in-digital-investigations-internet-archive-blog/ -
New-to-me: One Million Screenshots. From the front page: “We rendered over 1 million of the web’s top homepages. This is the result. Zoom, pan and click to explore – like Google Maps.”
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Tip #772
Preview web pages before opening them in Vivaldi on iOS.
In Vivaldi on iOS, you don’t need to play a guessing game of what will actually open when you go to the link. Simply preview the link to get a sneak peek of the content before committing to opening it.
To preview a link:
- On the web page you’re on, find a link that you want to check out.
- Long-press on it to see a preview of the page.
In case you don’t see previews or, conversely, want to hide them:
- Go to Settings > Content settings.
- Toggle on/off “Show link previews”.
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CNN: Inside the old church where one trillion webpages are being saved. “The White House in January ordered vast amounts of government webpages to be taken down. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is blurring the line between what’s real and what’s artificially generated — in some ways replacing the need to visit websites entirely. And more of the internet is now hidden behind paywalls or […]
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#Development #Guides
View Transition API · Ways to create smooth, instant page transitions https://ilo.im/16844p_____
#ModernCSS #ViewTransitions #Animations #WebPages #API #Browser #WebDev #Frontend #CSS #JavaScript -
Tip #763
Copy web page titles from the Tab Bar.
Whether for sharing, document naming, issue reporting or something else. Sometimes it’s good to get the full web page title, especially if it’s not displayed on the page itself.
To copy the web page title in Vivaldi:
- Double-click on the tab or right-click on the tab and select “Rename” from the menu.
- While the title is selected, press
CTRL / ⌘ + Con your keyboard.
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Tip #762
Open links from Vivaldi on Android’s History Panel in a new tab.
When looking up pages you’ve visited in the past in Vivaldi on Android’s History Panel, tapping on an entry will open the page in the active tab. This is fine when you have the Start Page open in the active tab, but you may be taken away from an important page as well. To avoid the latter, you should open the link in a new tab instead.
To open a link from History in a new tab:
- Open the History Panel.
- Long-press on the entry you want to open.
- Tap on the 3-dot menu icon in the top right corner.
- Select “Open in new tab” or “Open in private tab” from the menu.
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Tip #759
Read articles without distractions by enabling Reader View in Vivaldi on iOS.
Reader View in Vivaldi on iOS removes all distracting elements from the web page, allowing you to focus on reading the article in peace.
To switch to Reader View:
- Open a web page with suitable content.
- Tap the “Reader View” button on the Address Bar.
To exit Reader View, tap the same button.
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#Development #Releases
What’s new in view transitions · Recently shipped and upcoming features https://ilo.im/167hku_____
#WebPages #ViewTransitions #Animations #CSS #JavaScript #API #Browser #DevTools #WebDev #Frontend -
Tip #757
Share a web page from your Android tablet with a long-press on the page.
The web is full of fascinating content worth sharing. In Vivaldi on Android, there are a couple of ways you can do it. You can select “Share” from the main menu, focus on the Address Bar and select “Share” from the drop-down menu, or you can add a shortcut to the Address Bar for easy sharing. On tablets, there’s an additional option.
To share the page open in the active tab from an Android tablet:
- Long-press on an empty area on the page.
- Select “Share”.
- Copy the link or select an app to share it with.
If you long-press on an image or a link on the page, you can share those too.
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#Development #Approaches
CSS performance for websites · A high-level strategy for managing CSS performance https://ilo.im/1673ix_____
#CSS #Webpages #Websites #Animations #Computations #Specificity #WebComponents #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend -
Internet Archive Blogs: Celebrating 1 Trillion Webpages Archived: Share Your Wayback Story. “Since 1996, the Wayback Machine has been capturing the web—saving the voices, creativity, and communities that make up our shared digital history. Nearly one trillion pages later, we’re still archiving, so that future generations can look back and understand the world as we lived it online. Now we […]
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Paul Kinlan: fauxmium – browse an infinite imaginary web. “What if the entire web was a unique, AI-generated experience, created just for you, on the fly? That’s the core idea behind my latest project, Fauxmium. Fauxmium is a proof-of-concept that explores what it’s like to browse an effectively infinite web. Everything you see inside the Fauxmium browser is generated in real-time by AI. It is […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/09/26/paul-kinlan-fauxmium-browse-an-infinite-imaginary-web/
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Indicator: The Indicator Guide to tools for capturing webpages and social media content. “We tested 11 tools ranging from full-featured continuous capture apps to one-off screenshot extensions for grabbing long webpages.”
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Tip #753
Swipe on the trackpad to move back and forth in history.
Whether you have a trackpad on your laptop or a standalone one, using a swipe gesture on it makes moving between web pages a breeze.
- To move back in history, with two fingers, swipe from left to right.
- To move forward in history, with two fingers, swipe from right to left.
PS. It also works for swipe gestures on touch screens! 😉
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Tip #750
Ensure that articles on your Reading List have the correct read status.
You can reduce the number of open tabs by adding pages you want to check later to the Reading List. When you open a page from the Reading List, it gets marked as read automatically. In case you changed your mind about reading the article or didn’t get a chance to finish, you can mark the page as unread again.
To mark a page as unread:
- Open the Reading List panel or Reading List pop-up.
- Find the page you want to mark as unread.
- Click on the eye icon next to the page title.
Similarly, by clicking the checkmark icon next to an unread page, you can mark it as read.
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Frank M Taylor: America by Design is Deplorable for All. “On August 21 President Donald Trump issued an executive order for a national initiative to improve digital experiences for Americans called ‘America by Design’. After establishing a National Design Studio, one of the first products was AmericaByDesign.gov —which is deplorable for all. And I’m going to explain why.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/09/01/frank-m-taylor-america-by-design-is-deplorable-for-all/
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Found via Calishat Snaps: LandChad.net. “This is LandChad.net, a site dedicated to turning internet peasants into Internet Landlords by showing them how to setup websites, email servers, chat servers and everything in between…. Most of the internet’s problems could be solved if more people had their own personal platforms, so the objective of this site is to guide any normal person through […]
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Tom’s Hardware: Internet standards body proposes new header field disclosing AI — will make it easier for machines to determine if AI was used on a site. “The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the body responsible for the standards used across the web, has just released a draft document that will introduce a new header to make it easier to determine whether AI was used on a web page.”
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Tip #746
Choose an animation for loading tabs.
You can get a hint that the web page in the active tab is loading from the Address Field, which temporarily turns into a progress bar. In addition, you can see when a tab is loading on the Tab Bar. This is especially useful for your tabs in the background, which might be loading, for example, when you’ve set up Periodic Reload. There are a few animation options available, so you can select the one you like most.
To select an animation:
- Go to Settings > Tabs > Tab Display > Page Load Progress.
- Choose between:
- Progress Bar
- Favicon Progress
- Favicon Spinner (shown in the image below)
- None
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Localghost: This website is for humans . “I write the content on this website for people, not robots. I’m sharing my opinions and experiences so that you might identify with them and learn from them. I’m writing about things I care about because I like sharing and I like teaching. I spend hours writing these posts and AI spends seconds summarising them. I’d much rather people read the whole […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2025/08/25/localghost-this-website-is-for-humans/
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#Development #Analyses
Can UI components conform to WCAG? · Why they technically can’t, and why it makes sense https://ilo.im/1663ux_____
#Accessibility #WCAG #Standards #Conformance #UiComponents #WebComponents #Webpages #WebDev #Frontend