Sorry Safari team
We shared some incorrect data at Chrome Dev Summit. Here's my apology and what lead to the mistake.
I love the web. The web should allow anyone to access any experience that they need without the need for native install or content walled garden.
We shared some incorrect data at Chrome Dev Summit. Here's my apology and what lead to the mistake.
Idly browsing the web whilst I'm on paternity leave and saw that I have a lot of open tabs. :D
I love Bookmarklets, they let you quickly customise web sites in a lighter way than a Chrome extension, and for the longest time (5 years), I thought it wasn't possible to run Bookmarklets on Chrome on Android. It turns out, I was wrong. You just can't run them the traditional way. The way that most people access Bookmarks on Android doesn't let you run a Bookmarklet, i.e, via "Select Bookmarks" in the main menu;
Tracy Lee from This Dot organised a rather neat live-stream that brought in many of the browser vendors to give an overview of what they are working on: Browser representatives from Brave, Beaker, Edge, Chrome, & Mozilla get together to talk about recent updates and the state of browsers. Featured Speakers: Brendan Eich - Creator of Javascript, Co-founder & CEO at Brave Software Paul Frazee - Works on Beaker Browser Matthew Claypotch - Developer Advocate at Mozilla Paul Kinlan - Senior Developer Advocate at Google Patrick Kettner - Edge at Microsoft Amal Hussein - Senior Open Web Engineer at Bocoup Tracy Lee - GDE, RxJs Core Team, This Dot Co-founder Read full post.