Andrew Williams
@recvfrom.bsky.social
Software engineer at Google working on Chrome. Former malware researcher at Cisco Talos.
Reposted by Andrew Williams
Chromium now has a patch rewards bounty for fixing some (non-security) bugs!
This is very cool and provides an opportunity to contribute to open source and get some 💵 for your efforts!
This is very cool and provides an opportunity to contribute to open source and get some 💵 for your efforts!
🚨 Attention Chromium developers! 🚨
The SOCBB Bug Bounty Program is offering up to $10,000 for fixing bugs in Chromium-based browsers like Chrome & Edge! Contribute to repos like chromium, v8, and more.
Get paid via GitHub Sponsors! Start fixing: github.com/Supporters-O...
#Chromium #OpenSource
The SOCBB Bug Bounty Program is offering up to $10,000 for fixing bugs in Chromium-based browsers like Chrome & Edge! Contribute to repos like chromium, v8, and more.
Get paid via GitHub Sponsors! Start fixing: github.com/Supporters-O...
#Chromium #OpenSource
April 4, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Chromium now has a patch rewards bounty for fixing some (non-security) bugs!
This is very cool and provides an opportunity to contribute to open source and get some 💵 for your efforts!
This is very cool and provides an opportunity to contribute to open source and get some 💵 for your efforts!
Reposted by Andrew Williams
Chrome is addressing a long-standing privacy issue with the `:visited` CSS selector.
TLDR: "visited" sites will be partitioned, so visiting a link from one site, will no longer style that site as "visited" on other sites including that same link.
More info:
developer.chrome.com/blog/visited...
TLDR: "visited" sites will be partitioned, so visiting a link from one site, will no longer style that site as "visited" on other sites including that same link.
More info:
developer.chrome.com/blog/visited...
Making :visited more private | Blog | Chrome for Developers
How Chrome now prevents privacy leaks that use visited links.
developer.chrome.com
April 2, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Chrome is addressing a long-standing privacy issue with the `:visited` CSS selector.
TLDR: "visited" sites will be partitioned, so visiting a link from one site, will no longer style that site as "visited" on other sites including that same link.
More info:
developer.chrome.com/blog/visited...
TLDR: "visited" sites will be partitioned, so visiting a link from one site, will no longer style that site as "visited" on other sites including that same link.
More info:
developer.chrome.com/blog/visited...