We talk a lot about Progressive Web Apps (PWA) in the context of mobile devices, but they have an enormous potential on desktop operating systems that’s only beginning to materialize. Recently, with many new web capabilities in the Chromium browser engine and UX changes in Microsoft Edge and on Windows, installed desktop web apps are really starting to look and feel like native apps. One remaining
JSer.info #530 - Gatsby v3がリリースされました。 Gatsby v3 Incremental Builds in OSS, new Gatsby Image, and more | Gatsby Gatsby v3.0 (March 2021 #1) ローカルでは実際にアクセスされたページだけをビルドすることで、全体を再構築せずにビルドする挙動がデフォルトとなっています。これによって必要なページだけをビルドするため、開発時のビルド待ち時間を少なくしています。 破壊的変更としてNode.js 12未満のサポート終了、React 17/webpack 5/ESLint 7へアップデート、globalのgraphqlではなくimportして使うように変更、APIの変更などが含まれています。 マイグレーション方法については、次のドキュメントに丁寧な解説が書かれています。
Posted Nov 10, 2020 2020-11-10T10:00:00-08:00 by Jun Kokatsu Back in 2018, Chrome enabled Site Isolation by default, which mitigates attacks such as UXSS and Spectre. At the time, I was actively participating in the Chrome Vulnerability Reward Program, and I was able to find 10+ bugs in Site Isolation, resulting in $32k rewards. In this blog post series, I will explain how Site Isolation and relat
Last year, we joined a cross-industry effort by browser makers to better understand the needs of the web developer community, The Web We Want. One of the first needs validated through this effort was submitted by Adrian Roselli, who asked for a way to display the source order of elements on a page using developer tools. Today, we’re happy to introduce a new experimental Source Order Viewer in the
Today, we’re excited to announce the “first-look” rollout of the Storage Access API in our Canary and Dev channels. For developers, this API allows them to determine whether their access to browser-based storage is restricted by a user’s privacy settings and to request storage access from users if so. This capability can be used to create graceful fallback experiences in cases when storage access
A little over a year ago, we announced our intention to rebuild Microsoft Edge on the Chromium open source project with the goals of delivering better compatibility for everyone, less fragmentation for web developers, and a partnership with the Chromium community to improve the Chromium engine itself. At Ignite, we unveiled our new vision for the web and search, our colorful new icon, and how Micr
This is a place devoted to giving you deeper insight into the news, trends, people and technology behind Bing. Today we’re announcing that Bing is adopting Microsoft Edge as the Bing engine to run JavaScript and render web pages. Doing so will create less fragmentation of the web and ease Search Engines Optimization (SEO) for all web developers. As you may already know, the next version of Microso
Microsoft’s Edge web browser, released in 2015, hadn’t made much progress by the summer of 2017. “Satya came to us and said, ‘Hey, I’d like to see us make more progress on the browser,’” says Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore, in an exclusive interview with The Verge. Nadella pointed out where the web was heading, and he wanted more from Microsoft’s Edge browser. “Google is doing well with web-based collab
Today kicks off Microsoft Build 2019, and with it, lots of exciting announcements for the next version of Microsoft Edge! Less than a month ago, we shipped our first Dev and Canary channel preview builds of the next version of Microsoft Edge, built on the Chromium open-source project. Today, we’re sharing a bit more about how Microsoft Edge will simplify development and improve productivity for o
In December, we announced our intention to adopt the Chromium open source project in the development of Microsoft Edge on the desktop. Our goal is to work with the larger Chromium open source community to create better web compatibility for our customers and less fragmentation of the web for all web developers. Today we’re embarking on the next step in this journey – our first Canary and Developer
We spend a lot of time talking to other browser vendors, standards bodies, partners, and web developers, and they often ask what shapes our thinking when we plan for a release. The short answer is, data! We’re motivated by interoperability―the principle that the web should just work for everyone. We use data on browser APIs and telemetry on API usage across the web to inform our planning to help t
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