Two YouTube thumbnails side by side; both show the inside of a police car, with an upside-down dog; in one the dog is brown. In the other, green.

Wow, what are the chances?

WebKit Features for Safari 26.4 March has a way of bringing a lot of new things to WebKit — and this year is no exception.

Safari 26.4 is here!
webkit.org/blog/17862/w...

Grid Lanes. WebTransport. Keyboard Lock API. And _tons_ of fixes & improvements. Please read the introduction to our article to learn what we’ve been up to…

Bring me no more reports; let them fly all:
Till Birnam wood remove to Dunsinane,
I cannot taint with fear.

It’s going to be a mess!

A screenshot of boingboing.net, showing an article entitled "Cory Doctorow explains how to rescue the internet from enshittification on The Daily Show". There is a subscription banner on top of the article, and it's surrounded by intrusive ads.

Boing Boing! proving that everything becomes enshittified

That sucks. Hugs for you!

I'd be happy to get WebKit folks to look at this if you're willing to share you app and the content. You can do so by using Feedback Assistant to file an issue, or bugs.webkit.org for things that are OK to be public.

Can't sleep, clown will eat me.

She was great!

Responsive CSS shapes are coming
drafts.csswg.org/css-shapes-2...

Implemented in Chrome Canary & Safari Technology Preview

Blog post etc. soon

NOAA needs to get some usability experts to review their statement format.

Thursday’s tsunami warning highlights confusion that comes with some NWS alerts At 10:44 Pacific Time Thursday, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck off the coast of Northern California near Eureka. The strength of this earthquake prompted the National Tsunami Warning Center to i…

I see this is discussed in ingallswx.com/2024/12/05/t...

The NOAA statements are also very easy to misinterpret. For example if you had a link to the statement from NOAA HONOLULU HI, it was very easy to read the "THE TSUNAMI THREAT FROM THIS EARTHQUAKE HAS NOW PASSED" text and assume the threat has gone everywhere.

`overflow:clip` and `clip-path` different. `overflow:clip` is more similar to `overflow:hidden` but never allows scrolling, and doesn’t create a stacking context; `clip-path` does.

Did you consider clip-path instead of mask? It’s more efficient to render.

We’ve made some efforts recently to make the build faster. Shame we don’t see a decrease in the last week or so.

z-index is never unbeatable; it’s contained within its enclosing stacking context, so some other stacking context can get on top.

Make creative borders with background-clip border-area How’d you like to use CSS to easily create a border from an image or gradient?

It was fun to implement "background-clip: border-area" in WebKit. I hope you do cool things with it! webkit.org/blog/16214/b...

Did you go to see the Western Flyer, which is moored near Woodward Marine Market?

I chose the "suggestive" label.

A photograph from ground level of an ugly fungal growth that looks vaguely phallic

Behold this fungal monstrosity that showed up in our back yard.