Today iPhone Duo arrives, and with it, Safari 27.1.
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Safari Technology Preview Release 255 is now available for download for macOS Golden Gate and macOS Tahoe.
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The other day I read this blog post about using arp-scan to list every device on the network in order to keep better track of devices and that's great, but we can go even further.
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nikitonsky: What are you? A slider? Radiobuttons? Switch/toggle?
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Apple and WebKit have shipped protections against web tracking for a long time.
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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?
Tutorials related to open source, BSD, GNU/Linux, system administration, programming, and other stuff - the pragmatic way
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…
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nikitonsky: Don’t style your labels as controls. User might think they are clickable (they are not)
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nikitonsky: Looks like our friend ChatGPT has run out of icons.
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nikitonsky: Apparently I can’t switch these toggles because this is their disabled state