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    Mar 28

    Scroll anchoring is one of those tiny UX-features that you barely notice when it's working as it should. After updating to 66, you won't even know what hit you—browsing will just feel nicer! So how do you spot the difference? Read on! ⚓️

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    Mar 14
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    🙋‍♀️ I found the JavaScript First Steps on super helpful. Looking forward to proceeding with the next module: JS building blocks.

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    Mar 13

    Over the last year, have you switched to Firefox for web dev work, or at least incorporated it into your regular testing workflow? If so, I'd like to know why. RTs much appreciated!

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    Feb 26

    I really enjoyed talking about on podcast with & . Thanks , and for being such fun hosts!

    Episode 184 - MDN Web Docs with Ali Spivak (), Kadir Topal () & Robert Nyman ()
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    Feb 19

    📊 Quick highly unscientific poll: Do you use CSS preprocessors (e.g. Sass, LESS) in your main web project?

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  6. Feb 20

    We've been asking you what you need in your Developer Tools. Our main takeaway: developers and designers of every experience level want a better understanding of CSS debugging. We're on it! Read more about the survey findings, as well as our plans, here:

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  7. Feb 20

    MDN is going .dev! We’re launching this week to serve as a resource for open source contributions to MDN. Over time, we’ll expand our .dev presence, so watch this space to find out what’s next.

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  8. Feb 13

    The CSS filter property lets you apply effects to an element before it is displayed. Using the Firefox DevTools filter editor, you can tweak effect settings and even create presets for the settings you use most often. Read about it here:

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    Feb 13

    💡 Feedback requested for Export Changes: Which of these options fits your workflow best? Any other comments? (Join me in the open design process :D) —

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    Feb 12

    Forget the Git-s, and checkout-s, and repo-s and get started with WebVR with this brand new Starter Kit and the accompanying 5-part video miniseries learning together with , & —right inside your web browser!

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    Feb 4

    When your CSS is behaving differently in two browsers it helps to know what you are dealing with. I wrote about the different types of issues, with some tips about getting round them

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    Feb 4

    Firefox 66 will block auto-playing non-muted video by default (a change currently in preview in Beta & Nightly, slated for landing in stable on March 19). What you need to know:

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  13. Feb 4

    What goes into MDN? What projects are we working on right now? What does the future of MDN look like? Watch this great talk by at the developer meetup:

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  14. Feb 4

    The WebRTC RTCIceCandidateStats dictionary has been updated in Firefox 65 according to the latest spec changes

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  15. Feb 4

    What did you do? In Firefox 65, the new Changes panel on the right-hand side of the Inspector tracks the changes you have made to the CSS rules in the Rules panel. Learn more:

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    Feb 3

    This weekend I: ✅ Recorded a song about array methods ✅ Realized I have no life

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  17. Feb 4

    FetchEvent.replacesClientId and FetchEvent.resultingClientId are supported in Firefox 65 FetchEvent:

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  18. Feb 2

    In Firefox 65, the ServiceWorkerContainer.register() and WorkerGlobalScope.importScripts() (when used by a service worker) methods will now accept any files with a valid JavaScript MIME type.

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  19. Feb 1

    For those of you who want to follow the interesting and encouraging accounts for devs to follow (based on the community-sourced list in our last tweet), I've got the list here:

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  20. Feb 1

    Hmm, now I kinda want to make a public twitter list of all these accounts, and the accounts that posted the other day!

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