Now that anchor positioning is slowly rolling out across browsers, it's time for some experiments! Here's how to use the web feature to create a moving focus indicator. 😲

css-tip.com/universal-fo...

I just discovered @matthiasott.com 's site theme switcher and this is a piece of art. :D 👏

matthiasott.com

This is quite a banger feature for web perf engineers. In Chrome Canary, you can now turn on an experimental feature to throttle single requests!

chrome://flags/#devtools-individual-request-throttling

This is golden to check the performance impact of a delayed resource. 👏

Some birdy (thanks @tunetheweb.com) told me that Chrome supports split views behind a flag. 😲 Good stuff!

chrome://flags#side-by-side

Oh nice! Starting with Chrome 142, you can put the bottom drawer to the right side and assign the main panels to it.

For example, it's then possible to look at the Elements and Network panel at the same time.

I think I'll use this a lot! 👏

I just realized that the new CSS `field-sizing: content` magic allows textareas AND inputs AND select elements to grow. 😲

I thought it was only about textareas. 😅

So far, it works in Chromium and Safari TP.