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marcysutton.com
Musings about frontend code, accessibility, web development consulting, and life. |
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gerardkcohen.me
With that bit of additional CSS, we are able to return the list semantics for VoiceOver users without needing to touch the markup. |
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a11yproject.com
How-to guide to the basics of navigating a webpage using Apple's VoiceOver screen reader, included in macOS. |
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davidbieber.com
Using the Roam JavaScript primitives I wrote yesterday it was extremely easy (less than 10 minutes, I think) to create a robust Browserflow flow for saving URLs to Roam Research. Now when I'm browsing the web, I can press cmd-J (Browserflow's keyboard shortcut) and choose "Roam: Save URL" from the typeahead to save the current URL to my Roam Daily Notes page. If there's not already a "Saved URLs:" block on daily notes, it makes it. |
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