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Joined October 2014
This in fact resulted from earlier attempts at preventing auto-play which made building some media-based experience too cumbersome
🚩 Chrome's autoplay policies are about to change for the better. developers.google.com/web/up…
The auto-play policy detection specification (incubated in the @wicg_) allows Web developers to determine whether their media will be played automatically, which in turns enable browsers to take more restrictive media play policies github.com/wicg/autoplay/
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The recently chartered Media Working Group to the rescue!
I strongly feel web pages should not be allowed to autoplay audio when they are opened. Opening such webpages in a new tab and then navigating to mute the audio is such an annoying experience. @GoogleChromeDev @firefox @w3cdevs
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25-27 June: W3C Evangelist's @RachelYager speaks about the digital transformation of #payments at @seamlessasia #SeamlessSummit in #Singapore 🇸🇬 terrapinn.com/exhibition/sea… Meet also @alanbirdW3C and @naomi5500 to discuss alternative payment technologies #WebPayments
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25-26 June: The @w3cpublishing's work is presented at the Digital Publishing Summit in #Paris 🇫🇷, @EDRLab_EPUB #dpubsummit #audiobook Register soon! edrlab.org/events/dpub-summi…
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6-7 June: The joint Web of Things #WorkingGroup and #CommunityGroup meetings are co-located with the @w3c #WoT workshop, in #Munich 🇩🇪 at @TU_Muenchen. Full agenda avail. at: w3.org/WoT/IG/wiki/F2F_meeti… #IoT
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4-5 June: @dontcallmeDOM attends the @MozDevNet product Advisory Board #f2fmeeting in #Berlin 🇩🇪
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4-5 June: The Immersive Web #Working Group @immersiveWebW3C holds its #f2fmeeting in #Hillsboro 🇺🇸, hosted by @intel. See their agenda: github.com/immersive-web/adm…
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3-5 June: 2nd #W3CWorkshop on the Web of Things, hosted by @siemens in #Munich 🇩🇪 w3.org/WoT/ws-2019/ #IoT
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🗓️ June@w3c: W3C workshops, Working groups' meetings, digipub and payments events, etc. w3.org/participate/eventscal…
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
ICYMI, we published the @w3ctag #ethicalweb principles last week, a finding that will help to inform our continuing work on reviewing new technologies and refining the architecture of the web. I will be speaking about them later in the week in Bucharest at @DevTalksRo.
Harassment, disinformation, filter bubbles, algorithmic bias in feeds and ranking... The web we all create has massive ethical implications. As spec authors, we have a responsibility to consider them. Our new finding: @W3CTAG Ethical Web Principles w3.org/2001/tag/doc/ethical-…
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
🎇 I made a small tool for everyone: CSS Grid Generator. You can designate rows, columns, gaps, and units, and then drag to create child divs to make dynamic layouts with ease! Open source on GitHub and deployed on @Netlify cssgrid-generator.netlify.co…
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The module improves #accessibility, too. #Developers can find out if #a11y features, such as high-contrast mode, are in force and cooperate by adjusting the style
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The new model uses media queries to check if the user has defined colors. The "color-scheme" property makes an element use them. You can even choose to allow only light or dark color schemes: w3.org/TR/2019/WD-css-color-…
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The idea isn't new. Over 20 years ago, Netscape ONE tried to visually blend #Web apps into their environment by making the desktop itself a #webapp. The original #CSS level 2 had "system colors" (now deprecated). Later, the CSS Color module proposed "flavor"
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