smfr

@smfr

WebKit developer, steam engine builder

Joined May 2008
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    Dec 1

    The insect apocalypse is here

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  2. Nov 27

    Should mouseWheel events propagate up the DOM or not? In Gecko they seem to (kinda), in Chrome/Safari not so much:

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    Nov 26

    Thrilled to announce Apple Entrepreneur Camp for app-driven businesses founded and led by women. Selected applicants will receive unprecedented access to Apple engineers and leaders at a two-week technology lab as well as mentorship, inspiration, and more.

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  4. Nov 27

    I ask because I don't think Intersection Observer is useful fo this scrolling list use case. Promoting it in the explainer seems misguided.

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  5. Nov 26

    Does anyone have a good example of Intersection Observer being used for a dynamically paged scrolling list? I'm looking for something realistic: non-uniform item heights, support for jumping to arbitrary positions in the list.

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  6. Nov 23

    Hey , any idea why Satori doesn't work on the iMac Pro with Mojave? I just get changing solid colors. Works fine in the little preview.

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    Nov 6

    I just landed text-underline-offset and text-decoration-thickness support in WebKit! Now pages can fine-tune the placement/thickness of their underlines! 🎉🎉🎉

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  8. Nov 3

    I’m gonna do a Kickstarter so they can build the second spire. Who’s with me?

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  9. Sep 21

    Today I reviewed WebKit patches for pointer events () and CSS custom properties and values (). Exciting times!

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  10. Sep 7

    Note to shelf: practice Sean Connery impersonation

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    Sep 5

    In partnership with , Apple today launched its search for the next class of HBCU Scholars. Help get the word out and encourage qualified students to apply. Details here:

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    20 Aug 2014

    I created the entire universe for the sake of one group of one species on one planet in one solar system in one galaxy.

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  13. Aug 21

    Maybe dentists want everyone to have their wisdom teeth out just so they don't have to work way back in people's mouths. Makes ya think, eh?

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    Aug 16

    ´Fucketyfucketyfuckfuckfuck´ by Annie Taylor from PEG - the Profanity Embroidery Group, Whitstable, UK, known for their stitching and swearing

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  15. Aug 9

    Thanks. I can reproduce and filed

    Replying to @smfr @webkit and 5 others
    I have tested this with Safari 11.1.x on El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra (each the most recent versions)
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    Jul 30

    If you think something is CSS is “weird”. Have a look in the spec. Most of our specs have examples and extra explanations, to help you find out why that behaviour is as it is. Having learned why, you’ll be less likely to forget how to use it.

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    Jul 30

    And do look in the spec. Don’t outsource your understanding to people who write articles. We miss things, we sometimes get things wrong, we show you the bits we think are important. We help get you started, the spec is where you get to be an expert yourself.

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  18. Jul 24

    Generally the browser will only allocation layer memory for things visible or near the viewport, but stacking up a lot of elements in the viewport, or making lots of big canvases always requires lots of memory.

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  19. Jul 24

    Do use the web inspector's Layer panel to sanity check layer memory on your site

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  20. Jul 24

    Don't go crazy with large canvases (this seems to be a trend for progressive image loading)

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