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The reverse is also true. You see it a lot with productivity apps that become very distilled on mobile, where the justification is usually that mobile = on the go, not "real" work.

Makes sense I guess, but they are functionally different apps, rather than multi-device.

Sometimes the task/UI is right-sized in a mobile view. A card list, where the important details fit neatly into a mobile view.

For larger screens you do what? More cards? An expanded nav the user doesn't need? Split pane so they can see more details they don't need right now? Blank space?

Nice! Way better than the old checkout buttons.

It makes the brand seem less mysterious if you say how the sausage was made. And most brands are entirely about hiding how the sausage is made.

Am I understanding properly: embed a YouTube iframe with policy=early-script and it'll stop the yt embed tanking performance while the page is loading?

Or would YouTube need to rewrite the iframe js to comply?

I haven't enabled one in a while but it used to be registering a domain and including a meta tag on the page.

This is a huge problem still, even with "modern" inboxes like Gmail.

I don't understand why we can't do a HTML5-style email header (similar to !DOCTYPE) that lets us write modern CSS, without breaking old clients.

Forget AI, they should fix this and save companies millions of collective hours.

@infrequently.org been saying

@deno.land is getting Wireit-like features built in github.com/denoland/den...

If Safari didn't have to Safari so hard it could just use CSS anchor positioning and get the boundary checking for free 🥲