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New in Chrome 154: iframes that automatically resize themselves to their content

Chrome 154 adds support for responsively-sized iframes, letting an <iframe> size itself based on the intrinsic size of its embedded document. This is perfect for seamlessly embedding third-party comment widgets, varying-height social media…

Bram.us22 Sept 2026

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I said no and Apple said yes

The nice thing about keeping a blog is that I can say at precisely 9:51am, Wednesday 5th February 2025, I discovered that macOS 15.3 had enabled a feature that was phoning home every 15 minutes with personal data. And that I said “no” and…

David Bushell22 Sept 2026

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2026 Climate Weeks: W3C and Web Sustainability

The mission of the W3C Sustainable Web Interest Group is to improve digital sustainability so that the Web works better for all people and the planet. We are developing Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSG) to provide actionable…

W3C Blog22 Sept 2026

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It’s a little surreal watching Kevin recap the current CSS-Tricks situation. It’s been rollercoastery after DigitalOcean’s acquisition. Thoughts: DigitalOcean bought the site. They can do whatever they want with it. At the very least, I…

Chris Coyier21 Sept 2026

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W3C IRC bots now open source

The IT/Systems Operations team has the dual function of developing and supporting the technical infrastructure required to enable and operate the work of our consortium, and the tools and environments that enable participation from around…

W3C Blog21 Sept 2026

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733: Treadmills, Bass Guitars, and Testing Web Components

Show Description We're talking treadmill and musical gear, software maintenance, dependency management, technical debt, testing web components, and CSS-Tricks hot drama. Listen on Website Links Underdesk Treadmill – Chris Coyier Sarah…

Shop Talk Show21 Sept 2026

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Frontend Weekly Digest #484 (14–20 September 2026)

Web Dev • Stop Layout Shifts: Add width and height to Your Images • Where AI-Generated Design Breaks UX Laws • FP Jargon — Jargon from the functional programming world in simple terms! • How to build a scraping tool • TypeScript Tricks…

Frontend Weekly Digest (Medium)20 Sept 2026

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Weeds can't grow where they can't take root

In native gardening, the most effective way to prevent unwanted plants (aka weeds) from growing is to crowd them out with plants you do want. Rather than well-space plants with large gaps of mulch, you packed plants densely together, just…

Go Make Things — Chris Ferdinandi20 Sept 2026

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Running a business made me hate capitalism

Today, I realized that running my own business (successfully for a while) is a big part of what made me hate capitalism so damn much. For nearly a decade, I grew a blog I started while learning to code into a tech education business and dev…

Go Make Things — Chris Ferdinandi19 Sept 2026

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I’ll be at Axe-Con 2027

What? Axe-con ’27: The world’s largest digital accessibility event. Where? At your computer. When? February 23-27, 2027 Who? Me! I’m a keynote speaker along with Jennison Asuncion, Co-Founder of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)…

Chris Coyier18 Sept 2026

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W3C, threat modeling, and the CRA: a report from GDC 2026

GDC 2026 attendees, credit: GDC On Sep 2, 2026, I took part in the Global Digital Collaboration Conference ( GDC 2026 ) in Geneva, contributing to the panel “Operationalizing the Cyber Resilience Act: What manufacturers, Open Source…

W3C Blog18 Sept 2026

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“Programming” monitor

I’ve been rocking an LG monitor that has noticeable burn-in. The old dog takes a while to flicker into life too. I’ve had it around eight years (the Dell before it lasted ten). I think the monitor is too dumb to be spying on me but I’m due…

David Bushell18 Sept 2026

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The Index: Issue #198

You’ll miss publishers when they’re gone Yet again, the industry has been let down by DigitalOcean and their abandonment of CSS-Tricks. It's time to step up and protect publishers whose goal is simply, to educate and share knowledge. It’s…

Piccalilli — Andy Bell18 Sept 2026

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The Avocadinator

I think I bought this thing at some grocery store endcap or something. The magic is that it can do all three advocotasks: Cut avocado in half (little knife thing) Take out the pit (little indent with teeth thing) Cut avocado halves into…

Chris Coyier17 Sept 2026

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A decent custom checkbox pattern for until ::checkmark is ready

Now that we can better customise <select> elements, it's only natural to side-eye other form <input> types that have caused us visual headaches. Sure, we should be applying the lightest of touches to form elements, especially, but even with…

Piccalilli — Andy Bell17 Sept 2026

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Which Rude is it?

The commerical airport we use here in Bend, Oregon is actually in Redmond, Oregon. Flights from here generally depart very early. It think it’s because they need to make it to bigger airports to make connections to further-away places…

Chris Coyier16 Sept 2026

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5 years of blogging on utilitybend!

Start a blog! It’s great! You’ll learn more than you think! As I am traveling on my way to NDC Oslo, I started to write this post… tomorrow, my blog turns 5 years old. I recently posted two articles in a short amount of time, and for this…

Utilitybend16 Sept 2026

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