Independent Science + Technology

Category: browsers

How Microsoft Edge Updates

Post date March 25, 2023
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, dev, web

Browser navigation: A Guide to window.location and window.history in JavaScript

Post date March 22, 2023
Post author By Aleksandr Guzenko
Post categories In browsers, front-end-development, JavaScript, js

Improving Native Message Host Reliability on Windows

Post date March 16, 2023
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, dev, web

Q: “Remember this Device, Doesn’t?!?”

Post date February 10, 2023
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, cookies, Edge, privacy, web

How to Open a Tor Brave Window from Command Line

Post date February 6, 2023
Post author By David Walsh
Post categories In browsers, Quick Tips, Shell

Display Warning for Unsaved Form Data on Page Exit

Post date January 24, 2023
Post author By Alex Khomenko
Post categories In browsers, forms, JavaScript, react, web-development

Defense Techniques: Reporting Phish

Post date January 19, 2023
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, InfoSecTTP, phishing, security, web

Attack Techniques: Phishing via Local Files

Post date January 11, 2023
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In auth, authentication, browsers, InfoSecTTP, Passkeys, passwords, phishing, security, web

Detect Browser Bars Visibility with JavaScript

Post date December 30, 2022
Post author By David Walsh
Post categories In browsers, JavaScript, Quick Tips

TLS Certificate Verification Changes in Edge

Post date December 6, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, certificates, Chromium, Edge, HTTPS, security, TLS, web

How to Build an HTML Parser in C++

Post date November 22, 2022
Post author By Adam Berg
Post categories In browsers, html, programming, tutorial

“Not Secure” Warning for IE Mode

Post date November 16, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, Edge, HTTPS, IEMode, Internet Explorer, mixed content, security, web

Negativity bias

Post date November 5, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In api, browsers, development, frontend, medium:id=1376034bed13, mpas, singlepageapps, spas, standards, transitions, view

Time for transitions

Post date November 5, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In api, browsers, development, frontend, medium:id=85f05369313c, mpas, singlepageapps, spas, standards, transitions, view

5 Unique Ways to Refresh a website using JavaScript

Post date October 29, 2022
Post author By Adarsh gupta
Post categories In browsers, JavaScript, programming, programming-tips, web-development

Q: Why do tabs sometimes show an orange dot?

Post date October 13, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, design, Edge, ui, web

Capturing Logs for Debugging SmartScreen

Post date October 12, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, debugging, Edge, fiddler, netlog, SmartScreen, web

HTTPS Goofs: Forgetting the Bare Domain

Post date September 30, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, certificates, dev, HTTPS, privacy, security, web

Supporting logical properties

Post date September 30, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In @supports, apple, block, browsers, css, development, evergreen, frontend, inline, logical, medium:id=2c6eb5680c33, properties, refactoring, Safari, standards, styling, thesession, unset(), writingmodes

Badware Techniques: Notification Spam

Post date September 27, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In badware, browsers, design, notifications, security, TTP, web

Edge’s Super-Res Image Enhancement

Post date September 12, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, Edge, fiddler, SuperRes, web

Alternative stylesheets

Post date August 16, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In alternate, alternative, browsers, chrome, css, development, Firefox, frontend, html, links, medium:id=864363f5a3c1, rel, Safari, standards, stylesheets, styling, switching

Table Column Alignment with Variable Transforms

Post date August 15, 2022
Post author By Eric Meyer
Post categories In browsers, css, hacks, standards, web

Passkeys – Syncable WebAuthN credentials

Post date August 5, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, compatibility, Edge, Passkeys, phishing, security, web

Understanding Browser Channels

Post date August 4, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, channels, chrome, Chromium, compatibility, Edge, testing, user-agent, web

Certificate Revocation in Microsoft Edge

Post date August 1, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, certificates, Chromium, Edge, perf, performance, privacy, revocation, security, Uncategorized, web

New Recipes for 3rd Party Cookies

Post date July 27, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, compatibility, cookies, Edge, privacy, web

Control

Post date July 25, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In aria, browsers, buttons, components, control, css, datepickers, development, dropdowns, frontend, html, interaction, interactvity, interface, JavaScript, medium:id=ee4a968f2f31, mindset, selects, styling, suspicion, trust, us

Edge URL Schemes

Post date July 18, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, compatibility, Edge, protocol, web

How to troubleshoot browser network call using har file ?

Post date July 8, 2022
Post author By Avinash Dalvi
Post categories In browsers, debugging, learning, logging

Componentes de um Navegador

Post date July 2, 2022
Post author By Mauro de Carvalho
Post categories In beginners, braziliandevs, browsers, webdev

Captive Portals

Post date June 24, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, Edge, HTTPS, networking, web

“Batteries-Included” vs “Bloated”

Post date June 17, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, design, Edge, fiddler, performance, reliability, security, storytelling, web

Best Internet Explorer Troubleshooting Memories

Post date June 15, 2022
Post author By Diana Le
Post categories In browsers, discuss, webdev

3 Steps That Help Style HTML Text Input for All Common Web-Browsers

Post date June 14, 2022
Post author By The Tech Maker
Post categories In browsers, css, html, input-field, layout

Microsoft Edge Tips and Tricks

Post date June 3, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, Edge, tipstricks, ux, web

Re-evaluating technology

Post date May 30, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In blockchain, browsers, crypto, development, evaluating, flash, Frameworks, frontend, inertia, libararies, medium:id=e46da483a789, native, opinions, standards, technology, tools, web3, worldwideweb

Losing your cookies

Post date May 26, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, cookies, troubleshooting, web

Unexpectedly HTTPS?

Post date May 16, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, Edge, HSTS, HTTPS, netlog, security, web

Edge DevTools for Visual Studio Code V2

Post date May 5, 2022
Post author By Christian Heilmann
Post categories In browsers, development, vscode

Chromium Internals: PAK Files

Post date May 3, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In brotli, browsers, chrome, Chromium, dev, Edge, performance, web

Bugblogging

Post date May 3, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In apis, blogs, browsers, bugblogging, bugs, css, debugging, development, documenting, frontend, indieweb, JavaScript, sharing, techniques, tipblogging, tips, writing

Suspicion

Post date April 28, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In blogging, blogs, bootstrap, browsers, code, compatibility, conversation, css, development, discussion, features, Frameworks, frontend, indieweb, interoperability, JavaScript, jquery, Libraries, native, react, responses, suspicion, trust

Trust

Post date April 27, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In bootstrap, browsers, code, css, development, features, Frameworks, frontend, JavaScript, Libraries, native, react, serviceworkers, suspicion, trust, webcomponents

Velja

Post date April 26, 2022
Post author By Sindre Sorhus
Post categories In browsers, mac, mac-app-development, macos, productivity

Declarative design

Post date April 14, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In browsers, control, css, declarative, design, development, evaluating, everylayout, frontend, imperative, inputs, instrinsic, outputs, technology, tools, utopia

How to Disable JavaScript in Almost Any Browser

Post date April 4, 2022
Post author By Louis Lazaris
Post categories In browsers, JavaScript, Web Design Articles, Web Design Tutorials

Chromium’s DNS Cache

Post date April 1, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, Chromium, dns, networking, performance, web

The “Magical” Back Button

Post date March 31, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In authentication, browsers, compatibility, dev, magic, travellog, web, WebView2

Edge/Chrome Policy Registry Entries

Post date March 22, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, compatibility, enterprise, policy, web

New WebKit Features in Safari 15.4

Post date March 15, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, Elsewhere, link, Safari, Webkit

When should there be a declarative version of a JavaScript API?

Post date March 9, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In activation, apis, browsers, buttons, contexts, declarative, development, extending, frontend, fullscreen, gestures, html, JavaScript, Markup, medium:id=1685855b99e6, proposal, resilience, robustness, secure, sharing, standards, types, webshare

Interop 2022 Dashboard

Post date March 6, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, compatibility, Elsewhere, link

A bug with progressive web apps on iOS

Post date March 6, 2022
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In apple, Apps, authentication, browsers, bugs, ios, links, medium:id=605402703a89, mobile, progressive, pwas, Safari, state, thesession, web, Webkit, webviews

Smarter Defaults by Paying Attention

Post date February 15, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, Chromium, compatibility, defaults, design, Edge, privacy, security, web

alrra/browser-logos — A repository collecting high resolution web browser logos

Post date February 13, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, Elsewhere, link, logos, svg

Interop 2022

Post date February 13, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, compatibility, css, Elsewhere, link

Not all Browsers are Created Equal (on iOS)

Post date February 11, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In AppleBrowserBan, browsers, chrome, Original Content, Safari

MHTML in Chromium

Post date February 9, 2022
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, chrome, Chromium, compat, Edge, mhtml, offline, web

The Mystery of the Changing Favicon

Post date February 5, 2022
Post author By Bramus!
Post categories In browsers, Elsewhere, favicon, link

Nothing left to load.