Reading List 302
- Checking out and building Chromium for iOS – yup, you heard that right: real Chromium on iOS.
- The new HTML <search> element means a native way to let Assistive Tech what something is without
role="Search" - How Shadow DOM and accessibility are in conflict by Alice Boxhall
- Unicode Roman Numerals and Screen Readers by Uncle Tezza
- Building an Accessibility Library Give UX designers the tools to build products everyone can use.
- GitHub Copilot investigation – “We’re investigating a potential lawsuit against GitHub Copilot for violating its legal duties to open-source authors and end users”
- Building Accessible React Applications: Best Practices for Senior Engineers – this is all good advice. But why best practices for *Senior* engineers? If you aren’t doing these things, you ain’t an engineer.
- Why is Apple making big improvements to web apps for iPhone? Apple seems to be working on features that make web applications a little more like native apps. Now, why would Apple want to do that?
- What WCAG 2.2 Means for Native Mobile Accessibility
- Learn Privacy – A course to help you build more privacy-preserving websites, by Stuart Langridge
- Dumb Password Rules – A compilation of 292 sites with dumb password rules.
- The Jennifer Mills News – I love this: for the last 20 years, Jennifer Mills has been reporting the mundane things in her life in the style of an old-time regional newspaper, every Friday
Buy "Calling For The Moon", my debut album of songs I wrote while living in Thailand, India, Turkey. (Only £2, on Bandcamp.)