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jeffreifman.com | ||
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www.synesthesia.co.uk
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| | | | | Same old, same old I never post my updates on there, that's what this site and my Mastodon feed are for. If I really thought there was any value in it I would post links 'over there' to selected posts 'over here'. When it first started, the idea of tracking your own professional network, and seeing "who knew whom" was something of a winner, but the inevitable swamping in "social" features, adverts, algorithmically-driven content and posts written by marketing people has made it pretty much useless, a source of irritating noise. | |
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hjr265.me
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| | | | | We have extensions and addons that add features and customizations to our web browsers. But it wasn't always the case. During the the early 2000s (and even later) there were bookmarklets. Bookmarklets are short JavaScript scripts stored as bookmarks in your web browser. These were popular during the 2000s. However they started to decline in popularity when browser extensions became easier to build and more and more websites started to implement Content Security Policy (CSP). | |
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rugu.dev
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author details the challenges of re-opening long blog posts at the correct location and introduces a custom browser extension, 'Mark Scroll Positions', that automatically saves scroll positions and jump points to improve the reading experience. | |
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github.com
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| | | Contribute to cfallin/weval development by creating an account on GitHub. | ||
