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@html5
Staging the plaguing of the raised platform.
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  • @html5
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    May 24
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    GitHub - bldl/nav262: An IDE to navigate the JavaScript specification.
    From github.com
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  • @html5
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    @html5
    Mar 12
    domenic.me/streams-standa… from @domenic. “A response to James Snell's "We deserve a better streams API for JavaScript", and a reflection on what it means to develop and implement web standards.” Worth taking the time to read in full.
    domenic.me
    On the Streams Standard
    A response to James Snell's "We deserve a better streams API for JavaScript", and a reflection on what it means to develop and implement web standards.
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  • @html5
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    @html5
    Dec 7, 2025
    justhtml: A pure-Python 100% spec-conforming HTML(5) parser, with zero dependencies. From @EmilStenstrom. Relatively fast, and returns plain Python objects (a set of nested objects you can iterate over), not lxml/etree trees (so, no new API to learn).
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    GitHub - EmilStenstrom/justhtml: A pure Python HTML5 parser that just works. No C extensions to...
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  • @html5
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    @html5
    Aug 25, 2025
    “Copy Link to Highlight” / scroll-to-text-fragment (creating deep links to arbitrary text/ranges in a web page without hardcoded IDs) is now also experimentally supported in the stable version of Firefox — when you set dom.text_fragments.create_text_fragment.enabled to true
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    Aug 25, 2025
    meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/… “So it’s already been decided and we just have to bend over and take the changes our Googlish overlords have decreed!” many people shouted … but that’s not what’s happening here.
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    meyerweb.com
    No, Google Did Not Unilaterally Decide to Kill XSLT
    The Web Discourse has been spicy of late, and XSLT is to blame. Well, sort of. It’s complicated.
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