Never used it, never looked at it, never will. I turn off AI results in browsers and everything else whenever I can.
Hands up if you've never used Chat GPT ✋
(I feel like Dozer and Tank in The Matrix right now - at first I didn't use it because, rather ironically, I'm lazy and stubborn (peak Taurus energy there) - literally no, don't make me use the new thing I don't wanna. Now I'm glad I didn't 😅)
(I feel like Dozer and Tank in The Matrix right now - at first I didn't use it because, rather ironically, I'm lazy and stubborn (peak Taurus energy there) - literally no, don't make me use the new thing I don't wanna. Now I'm glad I didn't 😅)
Probably a good way to tell right now if the job you’re applying for is run by absolute dumbfucks is to ask if they’re using AI.
November 9, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Never used it, never looked at it, never will. I turn off AI results in browsers and everything else whenever I can.
Sketch comm for BBBBrowser of some Browsers
November 10, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Sketch comm for BBBBrowser of some Browsers
My gist “How Browsers Work” has been updated with a new post: “How modern browsers work” by @addyosmani.bsky.social
gist.github.com/nucliweb/c16...
#WebPerf #Browser #WebDevelopment
gist.github.com/nucliweb/c16...
#WebPerf #Browser #WebDevelopment
How Browsers Work
How Browsers Work. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
gist.github.com
November 7, 2025 at 11:14 AM
My gist “How Browsers Work” has been updated with a new post: “How modern browsers work” by @addyosmani.bsky.social
gist.github.com/nucliweb/c16...
#WebPerf #Browser #WebDevelopment
gist.github.com/nucliweb/c16...
#WebPerf #Browser #WebDevelopment
use this one simple CSS trick to break sites only on Windows but in all browsers!
emailed the author (I hope) with a fix. It's got -5912 set for the usWinAscent value, when a more reasonable value is 650.
It seems that every OS other than windows just ignores this value when rendering fonts, so it works.
It seems that every OS other than windows just ignores this value when rendering fonts, so it works.
November 9, 2025 at 1:12 AM
use this one simple CSS trick to break sites only on Windows but in all browsers!
(eshop for browsers, i mean)
November 10, 2025 at 1:20 AM
(eshop for browsers, i mean)
Can you not? Browsers are really complex things, can you not slap on a layer of crap you don’t understand?
Can this bubble pop already?
Can this bubble pop already?
Unseeable prompt injections in screenshots: more vulnerabilities in Comet and other AI browsers | Brave
AI browsers remain vulnerable to prompt injection attacks via screenshots and hidden content, allowing attackers to exploit users' authenticated sessions.
brave.com
November 9, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Can you not? Browsers are really complex things, can you not slap on a layer of crap you don’t understand?
Can this bubble pop already?
Can this bubble pop already?
Hab mir da was Neues angesehen: "ChatGPT Atlas: Die Zukunft des Browsers oder unnötiger KI-Hype?"
www.derstandard.at/story/300000...
www.derstandard.at/story/300000...
ChatGPT Atlas: Die Zukunft des Browsers oder unnötiger KI-Hype?
Ein erster Blick auf den KI-Browser von OpenAI zeigt ein eher unfertig wirkendes Produkt mit gewissem Potenzial aber auch sehr vielen offenen Fragen
www.derstandard.at
November 8, 2025 at 8:41 AM
Hab mir da was Neues angesehen: "ChatGPT Atlas: Die Zukunft des Browsers oder unnötiger KI-Hype?"
www.derstandard.at/story/300000...
www.derstandard.at/story/300000...
OpenAI released its ChatGPT Atlas browser last month, sparking a fresh wave of research outlining the security problems with AI browsers.
Check out our latest digital security newsletter to learn about these security concerns and how you can stay safe.
Check out our latest digital security newsletter to learn about these security concerns and how you can stay safe.
AI browsers: the security headache nobody asked for
Despite their growing presence, AI-powered browsers aren’t ready for prime time when it comes to security
freedom.press
November 8, 2025 at 9:10 PM
OpenAI released its ChatGPT Atlas browser last month, sparking a fresh wave of research outlining the security problems with AI browsers.
Check out our latest digital security newsletter to learn about these security concerns and how you can stay safe.
Check out our latest digital security newsletter to learn about these security concerns and how you can stay safe.
A new California law could change how all Americans control their data when using the internet, according to experts. Here’s what it does:
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November 7, 2025 at 10:35 PM
A new California law could change how all Americans control their data when using the internet, according to experts. Here’s what it does:
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trying to extract the point from this article
pitchbook.com/news/article...
the investors say they can cash in on these new AI agent browsers, er, somehow
not clear how
(aside from agent browsers, apart from being an exciting new security attack surface, being broken shit that doesn't work)
>>
pitchbook.com/news/article...
the investors say they can cash in on these new AI agent browsers, er, somehow
not clear how
(aside from agent browsers, apart from being an exciting new security attack surface, being broken shit that doesn't work)
>>
AI is making the browser hot again—and rewriting the internet economy - PitchBook
A wave of AI-centric browsers from companies like OpenAI and Perplexity is hitting the scene, altering the economics of the internet
pitchbook.com
November 9, 2025 at 10:56 AM
trying to extract the point from this article
pitchbook.com/news/article...
the investors say they can cash in on these new AI agent browsers, er, somehow
not clear how
(aside from agent browsers, apart from being an exciting new security attack surface, being broken shit that doesn't work)
>>
pitchbook.com/news/article...
the investors say they can cash in on these new AI agent browsers, er, somehow
not clear how
(aside from agent browsers, apart from being an exciting new security attack surface, being broken shit that doesn't work)
>>
you know what's not cute
web browsers, when i want to copy a google search url, just only showing the keywords in the address bar.
that's not cute
web browsers, when i want to copy a google search url, just only showing the keywords in the address bar.
that's not cute
November 10, 2025 at 6:46 PM
you know what's not cute
web browsers, when i want to copy a google search url, just only showing the keywords in the address bar.
that's not cute
web browsers, when i want to copy a google search url, just only showing the keywords in the address bar.
that's not cute
The vulnerabilities of these AI browsers are overwhelming. Exploits could feasibly access appointments, contacts, email, banking, albums, personal, and any other connected service.
Don’t open that box.
Don’t open that box.
November 6, 2025 at 5:05 PM
The vulnerabilities of these AI browsers are overwhelming. Exploits could feasibly access appointments, contacts, email, banking, albums, personal, and any other connected service.
Don’t open that box.
Don’t open that box.
sometimes a concern about autofill comes up, like "well what if the browser autofills it". well: browsers don't (or at least, shouldn't) autofill form fields you can't see.
example: a signup form that includes hidden fields named for things like addresses, phones, etc. it'd be a big security issue.
example: a signup form that includes hidden fields named for things like addresses, phones, etc. it'd be a big security issue.
November 11, 2025 at 12:49 AM
sometimes a concern about autofill comes up, like "well what if the browser autofills it". well: browsers don't (or at least, shouldn't) autofill form fields you can't see.
example: a signup form that includes hidden fields named for things like addresses, phones, etc. it'd be a big security issue.
example: a signup form that includes hidden fields named for things like addresses, phones, etc. it'd be a big security issue.
Firefox just unflagged support for CSS @ scope 🎉
Soon available in all browsers
Soon available in all browsers
November 4, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Firefox just unflagged support for CSS @ scope 🎉
Soon available in all browsers
Soon available in all browsers
Responsive typography is getting so much simpler. This already works in a couple browsers, and the fallback is minimal:
--progress: progress(100vi, 320px, 1200px);
font-size: calc-mix(var(--progress), 1rem, 1.25rem);
But that will get even better…
#CSS
codepen.io/editor/miria...
--progress: progress(100vi, 320px, 1200px);
font-size: calc-mix(var(--progress), 1rem, 1.25rem);
But that will get even better…
#CSS
codepen.io/editor/miria...
CodePen
codepen.io
November 6, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Responsive typography is getting so much simpler. This already works in a couple browsers, and the fallback is minimal:
--progress: progress(100vi, 320px, 1200px);
font-size: calc-mix(var(--progress), 1rem, 1.25rem);
But that will get even better…
#CSS
codepen.io/editor/miria...
--progress: progress(100vi, 320px, 1200px);
font-size: calc-mix(var(--progress), 1rem, 1.25rem);
But that will get even better…
#CSS
codepen.io/editor/miria...
👀 Navigation API will be available in all browsers soon 🎉
Completely redefines the APIs used to build client-side routers / SPAs
🫤 History API: popState, link click.preventDefault() ...
✅ Navigation API: clean, centralized way to intercept navigation events 👌
Completely redefines the APIs used to build client-side routers / SPAs
🫤 History API: popState, link click.preventDefault() ...
✅ Navigation API: clean, centralized way to intercept navigation events 👌
November 5, 2025 at 9:35 AM
👀 Navigation API will be available in all browsers soon 🎉
Completely redefines the APIs used to build client-side routers / SPAs
🫤 History API: popState, link click.preventDefault() ...
✅ Navigation API: clean, centralized way to intercept navigation events 👌
Completely redefines the APIs used to build client-side routers / SPAs
🫤 History API: popState, link click.preventDefault() ...
✅ Navigation API: clean, centralized way to intercept navigation events 👌
Hayleigh Thompson at Code BEAM Europe 2025: UI testing without browsers. Lustre + Gleam = pain-free testing.
“Browsers need not apply, UI testing with Lustre and Gleam”
“Browsers need not apply, UI testing with Lustre and Gleam”
November 5, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Hayleigh Thompson at Code BEAM Europe 2025: UI testing without browsers. Lustre + Gleam = pain-free testing.
“Browsers need not apply, UI testing with Lustre and Gleam”
“Browsers need not apply, UI testing with Lustre and Gleam”
I've been trying out different browsers for the fun of it and seeing if there's one I like better and after years of Chrome I switched to Zen browser a few months ago and really dig the simplicity..... but now I'm like I need to try Every Single Browser. I must put them ALL to the ULTIMATE TEST.
November 9, 2025 at 12:11 AM
I've been trying out different browsers for the fun of it and seeing if there's one I like better and after years of Chrome I switched to Zen browser a few months ago and really dig the simplicity..... but now I'm like I need to try Every Single Browser. I must put them ALL to the ULTIMATE TEST.
Calling all web developers! Browsers are all meeting up next week (www.w3.org/events/tpac/...). I want your voice to be heard! Tell me your biggest problems, and tell me what you want to see from the platform. What problems are tough to solve, but could be easier?
TPAC 2025 - Hybrid meeting
Our major event of the year gathers our community for thought-provoking discussions and coordinated work.
www.w3.org
November 6, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Calling all web developers! Browsers are all meeting up next week (www.w3.org/events/tpac/...). I want your voice to be heard! Tell me your biggest problems, and tell me what you want to see from the platform. What problems are tough to solve, but could be easier?
browsers should make it so you can see who bookmarked your stuff
November 9, 2025 at 5:18 AM
browsers should make it so you can see who bookmarked your stuff
It’s P3P all over again, set flags in browsers, and have them ignored by every web site
November 10, 2025 at 3:30 AM
It’s P3P all over again, set flags in browsers, and have them ignored by every web site
it was a thing browsers (and some password managers) used to do years ago but I think by now they’ve all figured out that’s bad www.zdnet.com/article/new-...
This simple phishing attack can steal your browser autofill data
Some browsers will turn over a user's autofill information -- even when the website doesn't ask for it.
www.zdnet.com
November 11, 2025 at 12:57 AM
it was a thing browsers (and some password managers) used to do years ago but I think by now they’ve all figured out that’s bad www.zdnet.com/article/new-...
✋
Never.
Phone keeps trying to tempt me, browsers keep offering, I keep swearing at them to get away from me.
Let me use my own brain, for freaks’ sake, I happen to prefer it. 🙄
Never.
Phone keeps trying to tempt me, browsers keep offering, I keep swearing at them to get away from me.
Let me use my own brain, for freaks’ sake, I happen to prefer it. 🙄
November 9, 2025 at 2:39 PM
✋
Never.
Phone keeps trying to tempt me, browsers keep offering, I keep swearing at them to get away from me.
Let me use my own brain, for freaks’ sake, I happen to prefer it. 🙄
Never.
Phone keeps trying to tempt me, browsers keep offering, I keep swearing at them to get away from me.
Let me use my own brain, for freaks’ sake, I happen to prefer it. 🙄