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chrishtr
7mo ago
Many browsers now have AI agents built into them. For example, Chrome has Gemini-in-Chrome, and Atlas has ChatGPT. When a user is on a website and then opens the built-in browser AI agent, the AI agent will see the WebMCP tool calls for tha
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chrishtr
2y ago
It's not government owned and operated. It's just on government land.
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2y ago
The issues were fixed actually. https://github.com/whatwg/html/wiki/dialog--initial-focus,-a... https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/8199
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2y ago
The <dialog> element is fully styleable, including its backdrop (the MDN article explains how for the latter). In Chrome you can also fully style animations opening and closing a <dialog> or popover. https://developer
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2y ago
Implementation already begun for Firefox: https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-platform/c/4cb...
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5y ago
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
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5y ago
Author here. I'm curious - what did you think of the chapter?
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5y ago
Author here. That article, along with a number of other resources, are listed here: https://browser.engineering/bibliography.html In my view, a critical part of really learning how something as complicated as a browser work
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5y ago
Author here. I'm the rendering lead for Chrome, and know quite a lot about how it works. I also recently wrote a series of articles about the new rendering architecture of Chromium, see here: https://developer.chrome.com
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5y ago
Author here. That's exactly what we are hoping for. http://browser.engineering/preface.html So far, my co-author Pavel has taught from this book multiple times (including this semester). In the spring at least one othe
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5y ago
(blog post author here) Could you file a bug with an example at crbug.com/new?
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5y ago
"should not affect WebGL" is probably a better way to put it. (No software has no bugs or unintended consequences...)
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5y ago
(I'm the author of this blog post) The launch in Chrome 94 does not affect WebGL. It's just for HTML/CSS content. If you can reproduce the issue and can share a URL that does so, please file a bug at crbug.com/new for us
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5y ago
(I'm the author of this blog post and lead for a large area of the work described): thanks!
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RenderingNG: Ready for the next generation of web content
(developer.chrome.com)
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5y ago
See https://developer.chrome.com/blog/renderingng/ for some idea of the scale of investment being made.
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RenderingNG: Ready for the next generation of web content
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