Independent Science + Technology

Category: bugs

The datalist element on iOS 26

Post date January 18, 2026
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In autocomplete, autosuggest, browsers, bugs, combobox, datalist, design, development, forms, frontend, html, inputs, interaction, ios, mobile, Safari, thesession, Webkit

Tracking GPT-5 Bugs Together: Introducing the Scalevise GPT-5 Bug & Issue Tracker

Post date August 8, 2025
Post author By Ali Farhat
Post categories In ai, bugs, chatgpt, gpt5

The CORS Error We All Misunderstand — Especially with File Uploads

Post date July 3, 2025
Post author By Lakshitha
Post categories In bugs, debugging, programmin, servers, web-development

Family Safety Content Filtering

Post date June 12, 2025
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, bugs, chrome, Edge, web, Windows

Showing XPress’ Effectiveness Through the Number of Bugs Found, Developer Feedback, etc.

Post date March 12, 2025
Post author By XPath
Post categories In basex, bugs, developer-feedback, xml-documents, xml-processors, xpath, xpath-expression, xpress

content-visibility in Safari

Post date October 16, 2024
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In browsers, bugs, containment, css, development, frontend, layout, painting, performance, Rendering, Safari, speed, svg, thesession, Webkit

The datalist element on iOS

Post date September 26, 2024
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In autocomplete, autosuggest, bugs, combobox, datalist, design, development, forms, frontend, html, inputs, interaction, ios, mobile, Safari, Webkit, widget

Don’t Push to Production on Friday. Yet.

Post date September 24, 2024
Post author By Viktor Didenchuk
Post categories In bugs, coding-life, product-development, production-management, release-management-process, software-bugs, software-development, testing-in-production

Dev Diary #3: The Sneaky Issue That Was Silently Ruining Our Database

Post date August 29, 2024
Post author By Joe Brady
Post categories In bug-fixing, bugs, databases, dev-diary, page-load, persisted-data, prefetching-sources, software engineering

Workaround

Post date April 26, 2023
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In browsers, bugs, css, debugging, development, Firefox, frontend, hacks, medium:id=90872e6bdf20, svg, thesession, workarounds

Interesting Bug: Beware of mixing up function invoke with tear_off in Dart

Post date February 2, 2023
Post author By Alfred Schilken
Post categories In bugs, dart, flutter, programming, software-development

My Colleague Created a Bug That Turned into a Major Feature

Post date July 5, 2022
Post author By The woman
Post categories In bugs, programming, software engineering, software-development, technology

Integrate Sentry with Flutter

Post date May 12, 2022
Post author By Mustafa Alroomi
Post categories In bugs, fluter, mobile, programming

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

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

Great Bug Reports via “Recreate My Problem” in Microsoft Edge

Post date December 1, 2021
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, bugs, Edge, feedback, netlog, web

Interesting C++ bug involving `std::cin` for input.

Post date November 27, 2021
Post author By Calin Baenen
Post categories In bugs, cpp, help, watercooler

Can you find the bug in this piece of code? – RegExp edition 🌍

Post date November 3, 2021
Post author By Keff
Post categories In bugs, JavaScript, regexp, typescript

Practical Time Machines

Post date October 1, 2021
Post author By ericlaw
Post categories In browsers, bugs, certificates, chrome, compatibility, debugging, dev, Edge, web

Why it’s Important to Find and Fix even Non-Critical Bugs?

Post date September 30, 2021
Post author By Kevin Gabeci
Post categories In bug-bounty, bug-fixes, bugs, coding, programming

7 Bugs That Turned into Useful Features Later

Post date September 14, 2021
Post author By Entreprogrammer
Post categories In bugs, C#, programming, software-development, technology

Updating Safari

Post date August 5, 2021
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In apis, apple, browsers, bugs, development, evergreen, features, fixes, frontend, frustration, medium:id=236feda6f0ac, priorities, releases, Safari, standards, Updates, Webkit

Facebook Container for Firefox

Post date August 3, 2021
Post author By Adactio: Journal
Post categories In addons, browsers, bugs, container, email, extensions, facebook, Firefox, forms, inputs, medium:id=2c0be0a5a13d, Mozilla, security, trust

Windows 11 My Thoughts and Feelings :thinking:

Post date August 1, 2021
Post author By Maxim King
Post categories In bugs, Updates, Windows, windows11

Canaries to the Rescue: Catching Service Issues Before the End User

Post date June 23, 2021
Post author By Matt Chung
Post categories In bugs, devops, programming, python, software, software-failure, sre, testing

Spotlight on the Server-Side: A Guide to SSRF Vulnerabilities

Post date May 25, 2021
Post author By HackerOne
Post categories In bug-bounty, bugs, good-company, hacker, hackernoon-top-story, server-side-code, vulnerabilities, vulnerability-management

Financial Damage Caused by Software Bugs

Post date May 2, 2021
Post author By Peter
Post categories In bugs, custom-software-development, finance, personal-finance, software-architecture, software-development, software-testing, testing, web-monetization

Pro Tips For Crowdsourced Penetration Testing

Post date April 13, 2021
Post author By Michael Garbade
Post categories In bug-bounty, bugs, code quality, crowd-sourcing, cybersecurity, penetration-testing, security, testing

What Most Developers Get Wrong About Bugs?

Post date March 31, 2021
Post author By Živković Miloš
Post categories In Agile, agile-development, agile-methodology, bugs, debugging

How Good Developers Fix Vulnerable Apps?

Post date March 26, 2021
Post author By Živković Miloš
Post categories In bugs, enterprise, patterns, programming, security

Let’s Stop Calling them ‘Bugs’ – Software Quality is Our Responsibility

Post date March 22, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In bugs, clean code, debugging, hackernoon-top-story, naming, refactoring, software engineering, testing, web-monetization

How to Fix Error CS0246: “Type or namespace not found” in .NET Core

Post date March 14, 2021
Post author By Davide Bellone | Code4IT
Post categories In .netcore, bug-fixing, bugs, dotnet, dotnet-core, error, fixing, net-core

The Ultimate Guide to Product Bugs [Part 3]

Post date March 6, 2021
Post author By Scott Middleton
Post categories In bug, bug-fixing, bugs, developers, Guide, product, software-development, software-qa

The Ultimate Guide to Product Bugs: Part 1

Post date February 9, 2021
Post author By Scott Middleton
Post categories In bug, bug-fixing, bugs, developers, product, qa, software-development, software-qa

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