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Apple and WebKit have shipped protections against web tracking for a long time.

nikitonsky: Action or state is a tricky problem in UI design. What should be written on a button? Current state of the system or a state that it will switch to when clicked?

Grand Canal in Venice, Italy (© Juan Romero/Cavan Images)

Dolbadarn Castle, Llanberis, Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), Wales (© joe daniel price/Getty Images)

Life-size replica of Chauvet cave art in Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, France (© Audrey Poree/Alamy)

In my article called Choose your browser carefully I wrote about some of the serious problems with browser privacy and browser telemetry and I tested a bunch of browser. Rather than making a new 2026 version with updated information about each…

What’s a null? Zero? A philosophical question? Occasionally someone hands me an old MacBook Pro saying that the screen is fried, asking if it’s junk.

I check to see if it’s an A1706, A1707, yada yada, open the lid, and knock the back of the screen like I’m knocking on someone’s front door. “Is this flexgate?”

There’s always that confused look as it turns on and as to not look totally insane, “Wait, I know what you’re going to ask next, so who’s flexgate?”

nikitonsky: Don’t style your labels as controls. User might think they are clickable (they are not)

Mount Sneffels in the San Juan Mountains near Ridgway, Colorado (© lightphoto/Getty Images)