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November 28, 2025 at 4:59 AM
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Ohh no! But thank you for clarifying Jen. I’ll go ahead and file an issue for my site.
That said, dropping support for `theme-color` feels like a step back. Am I mistaken or does this go against the backwards compatibility design principle?
That said, dropping support for `theme-color` feels like a step back. Am I mistaken or does this go against the backwards compatibility design principle?
October 31, 2025 at 11:15 AM
Ohh no! But thank you for clarifying Jen. I’ll go ahead and file an issue for my site.
That said, dropping support for `theme-color` feels like a step back. Am I mistaken or does this go against the backwards compatibility design principle?
That said, dropping support for `theme-color` feels like a step back. Am I mistaken or does this go against the backwards compatibility design principle?
Reposted by Arpit Agrawal
More than *anything* the people who actually know how technology works, who actually build things, wish that people would treat LLMs like every other technology, and be normal about them. Don't build a religion about them, don't force them on people, don't ignore the problems. Just be normal.
October 17, 2025 at 4:34 AM
More than *anything* the people who actually know how technology works, who actually build things, wish that people would treat LLMs like every other technology, and be normal about them. Don't build a religion about them, don't force them on people, don't ignore the problems. Just be normal.
Thanks for pointing that out!
I just tested it Safari and Firefox. In Safari, `-webkit-fill-available` behaves just like the value `100%`. In Firefox, `-moz-available` seems to be ignored entirely.
I just tested it Safari and Firefox. In Safari, `-webkit-fill-available` behaves just like the value `100%`. In Firefox, `-moz-available` seems to be ignored entirely.
August 6, 2025 at 6:37 AM
Thanks for pointing that out!
I just tested it Safari and Firefox. In Safari, `-webkit-fill-available` behaves just like the value `100%`. In Firefox, `-moz-available` seems to be ignored entirely.
I just tested it Safari and Firefox. In Safari, `-webkit-fill-available` behaves just like the value `100%`. In Firefox, `-moz-available` seems to be ignored entirely.