Posts Tagged “Web”

We Are All Trapped in the “Feed” (1)June 15, 2018
On Paying for Software (9)June 12, 2018
Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2.0 June 8, 2018
Facebook Posts Accidentally Made Public June 8, 2018
Facebook-WhatsApp Turmoil Takeaway (1)June 7, 2018
Microsoft Acquires GitHub (2)June 4, 2018
Facebook’s GDPR-Related Dark Patterns June 3, 2018
New Twitter APIs and Pricing (9)May 17, 2018
Google Is Rebranding Storage Plans As “Google One” May 14, 2018
Google’s Privacy Policy (2)May 14, 2018
Twitter Stored Passwords in Log File (3)May 4, 2018
Announcing Stack Overflow for Teams May 3, 2018
Stop The Madness (3)May 1, 2018
Mermaid: Markdown-like Generation of Diagrams and Flowcharts (1)May 1, 2018
Overcast 4.2: The Privacy Update April 27, 2018
SmugMug Acquires Flickr April 22, 2018
Examples of Dark Design Patterns April 20, 2018
Switching From RSS to Apple News Format (8)April 18, 2018
Firefox 11.0 for iOS Has Tracking Protection on by Default April 17, 2018
Updated FancyZoom April 17, 2018
The Inside Story of Reddit’s Redesign (1)April 11, 2018
How Fast Is AMP Really? April 11, 2018
IndieWeb Generation 4 and Hosted Domains April 11, 2018
OkCupid’s “Removed” Visitor API April 10, 2018
Native Apps in China (3)April 9, 2018
Twitter Shutting Down APIs (1)April 6, 2018
Reading This Site With NetNewsWire 3 (5)April 6, 2018
The Stack Overflow Age (2)April 6, 2018
Instagram Disables APIs (1)April 5, 2018
The TidBITS 2018 Infrastructure (1)April 3, 2018
Making Illegal States Unrepresentable April 3, 2018
1.1.1.1: the Fastest, Privacy-first Consumer DNS Service (3)April 2, 2018
System Fonts in CSS April 2, 2018
MyFitnessPal Data Breach (1)April 1, 2018
Charles Proxy for iOS March 29, 2018
Firefox’s Facebook Container (2)March 29, 2018
kottke.org at Twenty (3)March 27, 2018
MacInTouch Note to Readers (3)March 27, 2018
Cambridge Analytica Harvested 50 Million Facebook Profiles (3)March 19, 2018
YouTube to Outsource Truth to Wikipedia March 15, 2018
The Mystery of the Slow Downloads March 6, 2018
GitHub Survived the Biggest DDoS Attack Ever Recorded March 6, 2018
Risks of In-App Browsers March 5, 2018
Amazon Is Complicit With Counterfeiting (3)March 2, 2018
Twitter Launches Bookmarks for Saving Tweets (1)March 1, 2018
Respecting Privacy at Basecamp (1)March 1, 2018
The Rise of China As a Digital Totalitarian State March 1, 2018
Algorithmic Arrangements at OkCupid February 28, 2018
Money Laundering via Author Impersonation on Amazon? February 26, 2018
Google and HTTP February 26, 2018
GitHub Shouldn’t Allow Username Reuse (1)February 20, 2018
Twitter Abolishes Native Mac Client (13)February 17, 2018
Google Removes “View Image” Button From Search Results (1)February 16, 2018
Chrome’s Ad Filtering (2)February 16, 2018
Simplenote Outage Due to DMCA (2)February 16, 2018
Bringing the Power of AMP to Gmail February 16, 2018
Everything Easy Is Hard Again (4)February 16, 2018
The Mac App Sandbox and Non-Native Apps (7)February 13, 2018
Twitter’s First Profit (1)February 9, 2018
John Perry Barlow, RIP February 9, 2018
Minimum Password Lengths (1)February 6, 2018
Colour Management February 1, 2018
OmniFocus 2018 Roadmap (3)January 29, 2018
Mac and iOS Privacy Guide January 29, 2018
Mosaic’s Birthday: 25 Years of the Modern Web (1)January 29, 2018
Swift Forums January 22, 2018
Redesigned Web Versions of App Stores (1)January 22, 2018
Reading Twitter With Feedbin (1)January 17, 2018
Violating a Website’s Terms of Service Is Not a Crime January 17, 2018
Google Memory Loss January 16, 2018
Dropbox Files Confidentially for IPO (1)January 15, 2018
Birdcage Liners January 12, 2018
Improving URLs for AMP Pages (1)January 12, 2018
Running Old iOS Versions January 11, 2018
Pop-up Mobile Ads That Trap January 9, 2018
Using HTTP to Avoid Mixed Content Warnings From Ads (6)January 9, 2018
Let Facebook Rejoin the Open Web (2)January 8, 2018
Fingerprinting Swift Code Using Spacecrypt (2)January 4, 2018
Alan Kay’s Thoughts, Old and New January 3, 2018
Intel CPU Design Flaw Necessitates Kernel Page Table Isolation (14)January 3, 2018
Ad Targeters Are Pulling Data From Your Browser’s Password Manager January 1, 2018
OkCupid Removes Usernames December 28, 2017
Twitter’s Weeds (3)December 28, 2017
How Extended Validation Certificates Can Be Used to Scam December 19, 2017
Amazon Changes Its Review Policy December 19, 2017
Amazon Will Resume Selling Apple TV and Chromecast December 19, 2017
Firefox Pushes Looking Glass Add-on December 18, 2017
N.Y. Times Scales Back Free Articles December 15, 2017
Google Again Removes YouTube From Echo Show December 6, 2017
The Pollyannish Assumption (1)December 6, 2017
Safari Tab Search (3)December 5, 2017
MarsEdit 4.0 (1)December 5, 2017
Class Action Suit for Google’s Invisible Form Trick December 1, 2017
Dave Winer Interview November 30, 2017
The Cost of JavaScript (7)November 27, 2017
Firefox Quantum (8)November 17, 2017
Twitter’s Verified Mess (2)November 17, 2017
FogBugz Becomes Manuscript (5)November 16, 2017
Twitter Sidestepped Russian Account Warnings November 13, 2017
We’re Just Doing Data Entry for Google (1)November 10, 2017
How Facebook Figures Out Everyone You’ve Ever Met (2)November 10, 2017
Twitter Increases Limit to 280 Characters (8)November 9, 2017
Facebook Solicits Nude Photos to Stop Revenge Porn (1)November 9, 2017
Google Docs Glitch Blocks Files for TOS Violations (1)November 1, 2017
Photos Machine Learning and Trusting Apple (4)November 1, 2017
Amazon Now Has a $1 Billion Ad Business October 30, 2017
How to Accept Payments for Your Digital Products (4)October 27, 2017
Inside Amazon Web Services October 27, 2017
Stealing Sensitive Browser Data With the W3C Ambient Light Sensor API (2)October 23, 2017
Nobody Thinks About eBay (4)October 19, 2017
AIM Will Shut Down After 20 Years (2)October 6, 2017
USPS “Informed Delivery” Is Stalker’s Dream October 4, 2017
Evolving the Dropbox Brand (3)October 3, 2017
Alan Kay on the iPhone (8)September 28, 2017
EFF Resigns From W3C (4)September 28, 2017
Fixing Twitter With Reputation Systems (1)September 27, 2017
iPhone X Design and the Notch (4)September 21, 2017
Safari 11 (3)September 20, 2017
Is This My Interface or Yours? September 6, 2017
Behind the Scenes of AMP at Condé Nast (2)September 5, 2017
Congratulations (5)September 4, 2017
The Power of Google September 1, 2017
The TLS 1.3 Controversy August 31, 2017
YouTube Transcripts (1)August 29, 2017
iOS 11 Will Strip AMP Garbage From Shared URLs (1)August 24, 2017
Product Graveyard August 23, 2017
Cloudflare’s Lava Lamps (1)August 22, 2017
When Exactly Will the Eclipse Happen? August 21, 2017
New Google Docs Features Power Team Collaboration August 17, 2017
Tech Companies Fighting for User Privacy August 15, 2017
Tech Companies Refusing DNS Service to Daily Stormer (4)August 15, 2017
HyperCard on the Internet Archive (2)August 11, 2017
Safari Should Display Favicons in Its Tabs (3)August 11, 2017
How Facebook Squashes Competition From Startups (2)August 11, 2017
The Internet Archive Adds 25,000 78rpm Records August 9, 2017
Making the Internet Archive’s Full Text Search Faster August 8, 2017
iPhone and Android Cameras (4)August 7, 2017
Using a Downloaded HTML File to Steal Files From a Mac (17)August 4, 2017
Reddit Raises $200M, Rewrites Code (1)July 31, 2017
Passwords Evolved: Authentication Guidance for the Modern Era July 28, 2017
Adobe Will Discontinue Flash in 2020 (3)July 25, 2017
Apple’s Machine Learning Journal/Blog (1)July 19, 2017
How Paywalled Sites Permit Access to Visitors From Social Media Sites and Apps July 18, 2017
SoundCloud Lays Off 40% of Staff July 17, 2017
Does My Site Need HTTPS? (1)July 17, 2017
1Password Standalone Vaults and PasswordWallet (11)July 14, 2017
Publishers and the Pursuit of the Past (1)July 14, 2017
Daring Fireball Display Ads July 14, 2017
Using Workflow as a Site-Specific Browser July 12, 2017
Dropbox Discontinues Photo Albums July 12, 2017
Mike Slade on Apple, NeXT, Microsoft, and Starwave History (1)July 5, 2017
Web Form Data Sent Before You Click “Submit” (1)June 30, 2017
A Day Without JavaScript June 29, 2017
MarsEdit 4 Public Beta (2)June 28, 2017
Google Will Stop Reading Your E-mails for Gmail Ads (1)June 27, 2017
A Eulogy for CAPTCHA June 14, 2017
Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention (3)June 12, 2017
Backchannel Is Moving to Wired June 12, 2017
Hacker, Hack Thyself June 4, 2017
Outsourcing Your Online Presence to Facebook June 2, 2017
Pinboard Acquires Delicious June 2, 2017
Basic Attention Token June 1, 2017
Dangers of Google AMP (1)May 31, 2017
HTTPS on Stack Overflow May 31, 2017
Twitter Abandons “Do Not Track” Privacy Protection (1)May 19, 2017
JSON Feed (9)May 17, 2017
Everything Is Broken (6)May 15, 2017
Instagram Now Supports Photo Uploads From Mobile Site May 15, 2017
Better GitHub Searching May 12, 2017
JavaScript-Free Discourse (2)May 2, 2017
The Internet Archive and Robots.txt April 26, 2017
Google Rewrites Search Rankings to Bury Fake News April 26, 2017
LivePhotosKit JavaScript API April 20, 2017
Facebook Instant Articles and Apple News (2)April 20, 2017
How Google Eats a Business Whole April 19, 2017
In Praise of Flickr (1)April 18, 2017
Classic Mac Emulation in the Browser (3)April 17, 2017
Robbing a Bank by DNS April 17, 2017
Ad-Blocker Using Computer Vision April 17, 2017
Google’s Search Quality Crisis April 12, 2017
Twitter Allegedly Deleting Negative Tweets Criticizing United Airlines April 11, 2017
Frontier Diary #1 (1)April 5, 2017
Twitter Only Mutes 100 Keywords April 5, 2017
Twitter Lengthens Replies, Drops Eggs March 31, 2017
Flickr Reaction GIFs March 31, 2017
The Deck Shuts Down (2)March 30, 2017
New Web Features in Safari 10.1 March 30, 2017
RSS on the Desktop, 15 Years Later March 30, 2017
For Sale: Your Private Browsing History (1)March 29, 2017
The Facebook Model of Innovation March 29, 2017
Sellers Printing Counterfeit Books and Selling Under Amazon’s Brand (1)March 22, 2017
Seriously, Google, Can You Just Make Exact Match Exact? (2)March 22, 2017
Netflix to Replace Star Ratings With Thumbs Up/Down March 17, 2017
The Story of Firefox OS (2)March 15, 2017
Dropbox Drops Public Folders (3)March 14, 2017
What Twitter Means to Me (1)March 13, 2017
Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) (5)March 13, 2017
Facebook Bots Relearn Early PC Lessons March 13, 2017
Mozilla Acquires Pocket March 9, 2017
Google’s Algorithm Is Lying to You About Onions and Blaming Me for It (1)March 7, 2017
Cloudbleed: Cloudflare’s HTTPS Traffic Leak (11)February 24, 2017
Google Site Search Discontinued (2)February 22, 2017
Great Alternatives to Hamburger Menus February 16, 2017
Switch 2FA From SMS to an App February 15, 2017
Instapaper Outage Cause & Recovery (1)February 14, 2017
How to Stop Seeing Your Amazon Searches Everywhere February 13, 2017
Most of the Web Really Sucks If You Have a Slow Connection (4)February 9, 2017
Automatically Test Your Database Backups February 1, 2017
Activation Lock Status Checker Removed January 31, 2017
Facebook Accepts Slightly Mis-typed Passwords January 30, 2017
Take Control of Your Digital Legacy January 30, 2017
Funding the Web (1)January 29, 2017
Flickr’s Year Without Buying Storage January 27, 2017
The Problem With AMP (2)January 18, 2017
Safari Can’t Play New 4K YouTube Videos (5)January 13, 2017
PodSearch January 13, 2017
App.net Is Shutting Down (2)January 13, 2017
How Adobe Flash Fell, and Why Flash Content Is Worth Preserving January 10, 2017
Amazon’s 1-Click Checkout Patent Expires in 2017 January 10, 2017
Atlassian Acquires Trello January 9, 2017
The State of Safari Extensions January 6, 2017
Stringify Automation Service (1)January 6, 2017
Renewing Medium’s Focus (1)January 5, 2017
Anil Dash’s Advice for Twitter (1)January 3, 2017
Christmas Card Mail Merge December 28, 2016
Amazon Could Be More International (1)December 28, 2016
PHPMailer Security Bug December 28, 2016
Goodbye Mint, Goodbye Fever (15)December 27, 2016
GitHub’s Business (1)December 16, 2016
eBay Is for Suckers (3)December 15, 2016
Making Sense of Color Management December 8, 2016
Distributed Visa CVC Guessing December 6, 2016
Anil Dash Is the New CEO of Fog Creek Software December 6, 2016
Backing Up the Internet Archive December 5, 2016
Reddit’s CEO Edited User Comments November 27, 2016
The .blog Bait and Switch November 18, 2016
Facebook’s Metrics Found to Be Exaggerated November 17, 2016
Uber’s JSON Compression November 12, 2016
The Importance and Potential of Twitter (5)November 8, 2016
Instapaper Premium Is Now Free November 6, 2016
Fakespot for Amazon and Yelp Reviews November 6, 2016
Pornhub Bypasses Ad Blockers With WebSockets November 5, 2016
How Google Almost Killed ProtonMail October 30, 2016
The Price of GPL October 30, 2016
Inadvertent GitHub Private Repository Disclosure October 29, 2016
Google Drops Ban on Personally Identifiable Web Tracking October 26, 2016
Web Bloat Score Calculator (1)October 24, 2016
Dropbox Discontinues HTML Rendering October 20, 2016
Amazon Family Vault October 18, 2016
ShareLaTeX (2)October 17, 2016
Twitter Changes What Counts Toward 140-Character Limit (1)October 13, 2016
favicon.ico Is a Privacy Leak October 13, 2016
What’s New in Safari 10 (5)October 12, 2016
Yahoo Says Hackers Stole Data on 500 Million Users in 2014 (3)September 28, 2016
Pinterest Acquires Instapaper (1)August 24, 2016
Google to Automatically Link to AMP Results (1)August 22, 2016
Browsing Your Website Does Not Mean I Want Your Spam August 20, 2016
YouTube’s Road to HTTPS August 19, 2016
iTunes Connect Reporter August 16, 2016
Twitter Verification August 12, 2016
Don’t Trust Sourceforge Downloads (3)July 29, 2016
LastPass URL Parsing Bug July 27, 2016
“This Regular Expression Has Been Replaced With a Substring Function” July 21, 2016
Medium URL Fragment Tracking July 18, 2016
Improving Color on the Web (1)July 15, 2016
Legal Decisions (1)July 14, 2016
MathML Improvements in WebKit July 14, 2016
Pinboard Turns Seven July 14, 2016
The History of “This Web Site Is Well-crafted” Hints July 11, 2016
Slower by Design (2)July 8, 2016
Safari 10 Brings Native App Extensions June 29, 2016
Input Masks: Violating User Expectations June 29, 2016
Next Steps for Legacy Safari Plug-ins June 21, 2016
End of the Road for MacNN (1)June 20, 2016
Server Side Swift vs. The Other Guys June 1, 2016
1PasswordAnywhere No Longer Works With Dropbox (3)May 31, 2016
Restoring Google Chrome Tabs May 16, 2016
Spotting Fake Amazon Reviews May 16, 2016
Locking in WebKit (2)May 9, 2016
Apple Officially Discontinues WebObjects May 5, 2016
Kuro5hin, RIP May 3, 2016
Broken Apple Man Page Links May 3, 2016
WebKit Prefixing Policy April 28, 2016
Short URLs Considered Harmful for Cloud Services (2)April 25, 2016
Two-Factor Authentication List April 19, 2016
Third-Party Reddit Apps Pulled From App Store (2)April 13, 2016
TextExpander 6 and TextExpander.com (59)April 6, 2016
Brave’s Payment Spec April 4, 2016
Universal Links Association Files Crashing iOS Apps (3)March 29, 2016
Names That Break Computers (5)March 25, 2016
Where Did All the HTTP Referrers Go? March 3, 2016
Google AMP and Facebook Instant Articles February 26, 2016
FogBugz 8.15.267 February 17, 2016
Google AMP Launch Looms February 11, 2016
A Conversation With Erik Spiekermann February 6, 2016
Switching to HTTPS (2)February 3, 2016
Meet iCloud’s Great-grandfather: iTools (1)January 30, 2016
Anywhere But Medium (1)January 25, 2016
Brave Browsers (2)January 22, 2016
Mobile Safari Tips (2)January 22, 2016
Architecture of the Web Inspector January 15, 2016
PayPal’s Poor Security January 10, 2016
Google Docs Data Loss January 5, 2016
More Responsive WebKit Tapping on iOS December 17, 2015
A Domain Move Disaster December 16, 2015
A Study of Stack Overflow Careers (2)December 14, 2015
Moving to Medium, Preserving Permalinks December 9, 2015
Sunsetting Carousel and Mailbox December 8, 2015
IBM’s Swift Sandbox December 5, 2015
The Secret Power of “Read It Later” Apps (1)December 3, 2015
Adobe Animate CC December 2, 2015
Flickr’s Experience With iOS 9 December 2, 2015
Lightroom 6.3 Fixes Import Dialog, Flickr (1)November 22, 2015
Ads Use Inaudible Sound to Link Your Devices November 16, 2015
How Facebook’s Safety Check Works November 15, 2015
Swiping to Dismiss Safari View Controller November 14, 2015
Long-Term Exposure to Flat Design (3)November 10, 2015
The New Favicon November 8, 2015
Apple News Format (1)November 5, 2015
Dropbox API v2 Drops Objective-C SDK (2)November 5, 2015
WebKit Shadow DOM API and the State of Web Type November 5, 2015
Facebook’s Code Quality Problem (5)November 4, 2015
MacUpdate Adware Installers (2)November 4, 2015
The 10 Best Feed Readers (3)October 22, 2015
Searching Apple’s Stores With Google October 22, 2015
Dropbox Paper (1)October 20, 2015
Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (6)October 14, 2015
FogBugz, JIRA, and Wasabi (4)October 13, 2015
New FogBugz Security Features October 11, 2015
Historical Photos October 9, 2015
iOS 9 Universal Links and Forgotten Passwords October 9, 2015
Apple News (2)October 7, 2015
Safari’s Responsive Design Mode October 4, 2015
Deprecating Instapaper Mobilizer October 4, 2015
Alex King, RIP October 4, 2015
DirectLinks Safari Extension September 25, 2015
Which iOS Content Blocker is the Fastest? September 25, 2015
Peace iOS 9 Content Blocker (5)September 19, 2015
Facebook “Like” Button Tracking (1)September 18, 2015
Fixing Garbled Fonts on Apple Support Pages September 16, 2015
Wikipedia Editors Uncover Extortion Scam September 9, 2015
GasBuddy’s New Privacy Policy September 1, 2015
Shipping an App With App Transport Security (3)August 28, 2015
The Facebook App’s 18,000 Classes (2)August 28, 2015
Tonic: Data Visualizing REPL for Node August 20, 2015
WebKit Backdrop Filters August 19, 2015
The Hamburger Menu Doesn’t Work (1)August 18, 2015
Steve Jobs’s Interview With Red Herring, 1996 August 18, 2015
Thunderstrike 2 August 17, 2015
Twitter Removes 140-Character Limit From Direct Messages (3)August 17, 2015
iCloud Can Now Restore Contacts, Calendars, and Reminders (3)August 17, 2015
How Your Phone’s Battery Life Can Be Used to Invade Your Privacy (2)August 16, 2015
Modern Web Ad Blocking (2)August 14, 2015
Student Loses Facebook Internship After Pointing Out Privacy Flaws (1)August 14, 2015
Safari vs. Chrome: Power Consumption (7)August 1, 2015
Apple’s Plan for More Connected Apps (1)July 30, 2015
Phasing Out Google+ (1)July 29, 2015
Flickr Pro Is Back July 28, 2015
Safari 9’s Responsive Web Design Mode July 27, 2015
Web Design: The First 100 Years July 23, 2015
App Transport Security (7)July 17, 2015
Safari Content Blocker and Web Advertising (9)July 12, 2015
CSS Font Family for San Francisco (1)July 11, 2015
Safari Is the New IE (6)June 30, 2015
Killing Off Wasabi (1)June 25, 2015
WebAssembly June 22, 2015
Introduction to WebKit Content Blockers (1)June 18, 2015
I Do Not Agree to Your Terms June 17, 2015
iCloud Passwords in Mail, Device Passwords, and Safari Passwords (3)June 11, 2015
Yahoo Pipes Shuts Down June 5, 2015
What Happened to SourceForge? (1)June 4, 2015
Web Decay Graph June 2, 2015
OSStatus.com June 1, 2015
Google Photos May 29, 2015
FogBugz 8.13.104 May 27, 2015
The Logjam Attack May 23, 2015
The Rush to “Deprecate” HTTP (2)May 17, 2015
Register Your Own IRS Account May 15, 2015
Facebook Instant Articles (7)May 15, 2015
Dropbox’s Firefly Full-Text Search Engine May 14, 2015
Google Hangouts Don’t Use End-to-End Encryption (3)May 13, 2015
Flickr Update (1)May 10, 2015
bit.ly Now Silently Inserts Affiliate Codes/Cookies (1)May 8, 2015
Twitter Island May 7, 2015
Amazon Sues Fake Review Site (2)April 28, 2015
FogBugz Iteration Planner April 23, 2015
Mailman 3.0 April 9, 2015
Facebook Legacy Contacts April 8, 2015
Google, Our Patron Saint of the Closed Web April 6, 2015
.htaccess Snippets April 6, 2015
The Birth of Microsoft’s New Web Rendering Engine April 6, 2015
Amazon Cloud Drive (14)April 1, 2015
ifo Apple Store Shuts Down March 28, 2015
FTC Report Shows How Google Skewed Search Results March 20, 2015
Bidding Farewell to Google Code March 14, 2015
The Disconnect Between Publishers and Consumers March 10, 2015
Paying to Get Around Adblock Plus (5)February 3, 2015
YouTube Now Defaults to HTML5 Video February 1, 2015
iTunes Connect Bug: Logs You Into the Wrong Account (1)January 31, 2015
Improved FogBugz Cases Menu (3)January 31, 2015
Never Trust a Corporation to Do a Library’s Job January 31, 2015
The Stunning Scale of AWS January 17, 2015
Old MS-DOS Games (1)January 13, 2015
Using HSTS to Track Incognito Users January 13, 2015
Wikipedia Adopts HHVM January 13, 2015
Schwab Password Policies and Two Factor Authentication (1)December 22, 2014
The Dawn of Trustworthy Computing (1)December 15, 2014
iWork ’14 Review November 29, 2014
Repurposing the Titanic October 24, 2014
The Race to Archive TwitPic October 24, 2014
The Gentleman Who Made Scholar October 20, 2014
POODLE October 15, 2014
BeeLine Reader September 13, 2014
A Brief Visual History of Apple Home Page Tabs September 13, 2014
Apple’s September 9th Live Event Stream (3)September 10, 2014
Swifter September 8, 2014
Thoughts on ADN and Dropbox September 8, 2014
Facebook Pages vs. Groups September 3, 2014
Discourse Reaches 1.0, Without RSS (2)September 2, 2014
Canvas Fingerprinting Instead of Cookies (1)July 27, 2014
StackOverflow Scalability July 22, 2014
New New Yorker Web Site (3)July 22, 2014
How to Flawlessly Predict Anything on the Internet July 16, 2014
Facebook Big Likes July 6, 2014
New Gmail API (3)June 28, 2014
History Theft With CSS Boolean Algebra June 25, 2014
Permanence June 24, 2014
This URL Shortener Situation Is Officially Out of Control June 6, 2014
How Google’s New “Right To Be Forgotten” Form Works May 30, 2014
Google Indexer Rendering JavaScript May 25, 2014
On MetaFilter Being Penalized By Google May 25, 2014
iWork Collaboration in the iCloud May 25, 2014
eBay Security Breach May 21, 2014
Instapaper 5.2 and Highlights (1)May 8, 2014
Dropbox Vulnerability Affecting Shared Links May 7, 2014
App.net State of the Union (2)May 6, 2014
1Password Watchtower April 30, 2014
17 Services for Hosting and Business April 30, 2014
The Absurdity of LinkedIn April 30, 2014
Project Naptha April 23, 2014
Revocation Checking and Chrome’s CRL April 14, 2014
20th Anniversary of Netscape’s Founding (9)April 6, 2014
Searching Using fnd.io Instead of iTunes (1)April 5, 2014
How Gmail Happened April 1, 2014
The Parts of Your Platform March 27, 2014
MacFixIt Is Gone (1)March 27, 2014
iOS Chrome Puts Per-Tab GUID in User-Agent March 26, 2014
Overview of WebKit’s CSS JIT Compiler March 26, 2014
iOS 7.1 Mobile Safari Minimal UI (1)March 19, 2014
Third-Party Add-ons for Google Docs March 12, 2014
Embedding Getty Images March 6, 2014
Font Points and the Web February 24, 2014
37signals Becomes Basecamp February 5, 2014
Disabling Auto Updates in WordPress January 27, 2014
Software in 2014 January 24, 2014
Why Sass? (3)January 21, 2014
History of the Browser User-Agent String November 6, 2013
Everpix Shutting Down (1)November 6, 2013
Amazon Supports Static JavaScript Apps November 6, 2013
The Decline of Wikipedia October 30, 2013
The Art of Delivering an RSS Feed September 17, 2013
Certifying Certificates September 12, 2013
Uptime Robot September 4, 2013
New YouTube Logo August 29, 2013
Redesigning Instapaper on the Web (1)August 29, 2013
Blind 1.0 August 28, 2013
Marissa Mayer: An Unauthorized Biography August 28, 2013
Researchers Reverse-Engineer the Dropbox Client August 27, 2013
Long-Term Web Hosting (1)August 21, 2013
Just Delete Me (3)August 21, 2013
Static JavaScript Apps August 17, 2013
Broken Flickr Links August 14, 2013
WebKit’s srcset Image Attribute (2)August 14, 2013
Feed43 (2)August 14, 2013
Squarespace and Third-Party Clients (2)August 14, 2013
OCFWebServer August 14, 2013
Twitter and Synchrony August 1, 2013
Parsing My Apache Logs July 30, 2013
BYTE Magazine Archive (3)July 28, 2013
Getting the Best Amazon Deal July 25, 2013
Twitter Fakes Tweets (2)July 25, 2013
Developer Center Downtime (3)July 24, 2013
URL Path Retrieval Cheat Sheet (3)July 13, 2013
Dropbox Chooser, Saver, and Datastore (2)July 9, 2013
Why Mobile Web Apps Are Slow July 9, 2013
Twitter Architecture July 9, 2013
What Every Web Developer Must Know About URL Encoding (2)June 29, 2013
DevDocs.io June 29, 2013
Google Reader Apocalypse (6)June 25, 2013
iWork for iCloud: Not Enough June 13, 2013
How Three Guys Rebuilt the Foundation of Facebook (1)June 13, 2013
RadarWeb 2.0 (2)June 1, 2013
The Life and Death of Camino (1)May 31, 2013
Free May 27, 2013
Wikipedia Corruption May 21, 2013
Shorter Dropbox Public URLs May 21, 2013
New Flickr (2)May 21, 2013
The Tumblr Architecture May 20, 2013
Dictionary of Numbers May 15, 2013
Introducing Fargo April 18, 2013
WebCode 1.0 April 18, 2013
Overlaying Your GPS Tracks on Google Maps (1)April 15, 2013
Scaling Pinterest April 15, 2013
Code Hard or Go Home (1)April 14, 2013
The Protocol-Relative URL: “//domain.com” April 11, 2013
Google Inactive Account Manager April 11, 2013
Yummy Cookies Across Domains April 11, 2013
Blink (1)April 3, 2013
Servo April 3, 2013
Google Alerts (1)April 3, 2013
“Send to Kindle” Button (2)March 21, 2013
What Lua Scripting Means for Wikimedia and Open Source (1)March 18, 2013
Stupid Feed Tricks (1)March 18, 2013
Improving Download Behaviors in Web Browsers March 18, 2013
Why Refusing Third-Party Cookies Will Be Worse for Privacy February 27, 2013
Searchpath (1)February 17, 2013
Opera Switches to WebKit (1)February 13, 2013
Civilized Discourse Construction Kit (2)February 8, 2013
AppStore.com URLs February 2, 2013
Actual Facebook Graph Searches January 22, 2013
Google Button Colors January 22, 2013
Where to Archive Your Tweets January 22, 2013
Optimizing the Netflix API January 18, 2013
Quora Compilation Book January 16, 2013
Geofencing in Flickr (2)January 7, 2013
Page Weight Matters (1)January 4, 2013
OMNI Magazine Archive January 3, 2013
Setting Up a Secure, Resettable Password Database December 24, 2012
Your Twitter Archive (3)December 20, 2012
The Web We Lost December 13, 2012
Google’s Lost Social Network December 12, 2012
Objective-C and the Web (11)December 7, 2012
PhotoBeamer November 30, 2012
Using WebKit to Encode Unescaped URL Strings November 20, 2012
FogBugz on Demand and Hurricane Sandy (1)November 9, 2012
Apple Hides Samsung Apology (3)November 5, 2012
Campaigns Leaking Web Site Visitor Data November 2, 2012
How the Chrome Dev Tools Got Me an Awesome License Plate November 2, 2012
Stop Breaking The Back Button October 16, 2012
JPEG Compression and Retina Images (3)October 9, 2012
Don’t Break Emacs Shortcuts September 23, 2012
Kickstarter Is Not a Store September 23, 2012
Grow Your Presence on Twitter September 20, 2012
How Apple Compresses Video Using JPEG, JSON, and <canvas> September 17, 2012
The New Yorker Rate Reduction April 17, 2012
iWork.com Inaccessible After July (3)March 12, 2012
The Squint UX Test February 8, 2011
Yahoo Shuts Down Delicious (1)December 16, 2010
Thoughts on Flash (7)April 29, 2010
Stop WordPress Mangling Your Code October 21, 2009
WP Super Cache (12)July 2, 2008
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