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Holiday lights in the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Georgia (© Natalia Kuzmina/Alamy)

The CSS Working Group is continuing a debate over the best way to define nesting in CSS.

I was reading web.dev recently and couldn’t help but think that in tech circles/articles online it’s easy to get the impression that Firefox is a major competing browser. Firefox actually doesn’t even register. Firefox has an estimated 3% points in global market–share and doesn’t even show up in mobile market–share estimates.

Users implicitly use Safari (Apple) and/or some derivation of Chromium (Google Chrome). When was the last time you saw someone irl using Firefox? Not recently if you’re outside the tech bubble.

Borovets, Bulgaria (© Grigor Ivanov/Cavan Images)

Safari Technology Preview Release 160 is now available for download for macOS Monterey 12.3 or later and macOS Ventura.

Deno 1.29 ships with many npm compatibility improvements, lots of quality of life improvements and TypeScript 4.9

It’s kinda neat how CSS animation rules are sort of simple in their construction. imo, rules could be made even simpler if the animation-delay property also allowed delays between iterations/intervals instead of at the start only. Interval delays could allow for writing drastically less key frame rules.

text-animation[hang] {
  animation: tilt-rightward 1.3s infinite, tilt-leftward 1.8s infinite;
}

Great horned owls and a gilded flicker on a saguaro cactus in the Sonoran Desert, Arizona (© John Cancalosi/Minden Pictures)

We are pleased today to announce the release of Safari 16.2.