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Compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG and more in desktop and mobile browsers.

New feature: CSS Grid Lanes

10 January 2026 @ 12:00 am

CSS Grid Lanes: CSS Grid Lanes extends CSS Grid to create layouts with columns or rows (not both), allowing mixed aspect ratio content to pack neatly (also known as "masonry" or "waterfall" layout).

Site update: web-features now included + new feature list functionality

11 October 2025 @ 12:30 pm

Today's site update adds a number of new features: Web-features browser support tables In addition to the existing caniuse and MDN BCD support tables, features from the web-features project will now appear in search results and elsewhere on the site. Each web-feature table includes the support included from the major browsers tracked as well as derived support for other browsers where available. Each table also includes a link to the list of all BCD sub-features that the feature's support is based on. Web-features that have a caniuse equivalent are currently hidden to prevent duplicate information (similar to how BCD features are handled). Note that currently there are still a few places where only the original caniuse features are listed or considered (for example the comparison tool), these will be updated to include web-features in the future. New feature list UI and improved filteri

New feature: CSS if() function

18 July 2025 @ 12:00 am

CSS if() function: The if() CSS function allows different values to be set for a property depending on the result of a conditional test. The test can be based on a style query, a media query, or a feature query.

New feature: View Transitions (cross-document)

23 March 2025 @ 12:00 am

View Transitions (cross-document): Provides a mechanism for easily creating animated transitions between different DOM states, while also updating the DOM contents in a single step. This API is specific to cross-document transitions.

8 new features

7 April 2024 @ 12:00 am

- WebAssembly BigInt to i64 conversion in JS API: An extension to the WebAssembly JS API for bidrectionally converting BigInts and 64-bit WebAssembly integer values - WebAssembly Bulk Memory Operations: An extension to WebAssembly adding bulk memory operations and conditional segment initialization - WebAssembly Multi-Value: An extension to WebAssembly allowing instructions, blocks and functions to produce multiple result values - WebAssembly Import/Export of Mutable Globals: An extension to WebAssembly import and export of mutable global variables - WebAssembly Non-trapping float-to-int Conversion: An extension to WebAssembly adding floating-point to integer conversion operators which saturate instead of trapping - WebAssembly Sign Extension O

2 new features

17 February 2024 @ 12:00 am

- WebAssembly Reference Types: An extension to WebAssembly allowing opaque references as first-class types, and multiple tables - CSS Anchor Positioning: Allows placing elements anywhere on the page relative to an "anchor element", without regard to the layout of other elements besides their containing block

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TV subtitles from almost every television series.

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Virtual help for common windows and linux problems

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Super User is a Q&A site for computer enthusiasts that’s free. Free to ask questions, free to answer questions, free to read, free to index

What does "Allow custom filters requiring trust" mean in uBlock Origin

3 February 2026 @ 5:07 pm

In uBlock Origin, there is an option in the dashboard under My Filters called "Allow custom filters requiring trust". From what I can tell, all of my existing filters work without this option enabled. When would a custom filter require trust? What are the risks of trusting a custom filter? uBlock button for "Allow custom filters requiring trust"

Why do USB flash drives give the system broken files without notifying them of read errors?

3 February 2026 @ 4:35 pm

I have accumulated a lot of USB flash drives that are broken, but are still detected in the system. And they are all united by the following problem - they corrupt files. That is, I write a file to a flash drive, compare it with the original and see a discrepancy. No read errors are thrown! It simply reads actual garbage data mixed with what remains of the original file. I noticed this behavior on flash drives from 2005 to the present day, i.e. almost all possible! This happened to me on very different computers, Windows 7-10. I have never noticed anything like this on 5.25, 3.5 floppies, CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, any hard drives. There, if the file is damaged, it will not be read, the system will generate a reading error! Never, never will garbage be returned instead of a file! In this regard, I have a question: do USB flash drives even have sector checksums? Or what is read is given to the user, and errors are completely ignored? This is incredibly cruel, especially

MS Excel - Conditional Formatting a table, based on the the average of only the same row as the value

3 February 2026 @ 3:22 pm

I am trying to develop a faster way to return conditional formatting for above or below average of the same row as I'm looking to format. This is demonstrated in the first row. I'm trying to do this quickly for a large data set and make this standard practice. Conditional formatting for each specific row is not an option. enter image description here

How to reset my Network to sync my PC and my LG smart TV in windows 11? [closed]

3 February 2026 @ 3:16 pm

How to reset my Network to sync my PC and my LG smart TV in windows 11? It worked intuitively on Windows 10, without any adjustments, I too am not tech savvy at 89

procmail not matching email header if it is broken to multiple lines

3 February 2026 @ 1:17 pm

I have a problem with procmail not matching email header that I expect should be matched. This is the rule I have in .procmailrc: :0 * ^From: .* <[email protected]> { # Messages from Review bot :0:$PMDIR/notmuch.lock * ^From: "Review Bot .@[^ ]+." <[email protected]> | notmuch insert $TAGS $NOINBOX +ticket +disposable +gitlab -unread [...] And this message arrived (I just saved it in Mutt with s key to /tmp/bbb, so I assume it was not reformatted): $ grep -A 1 From /tmp/bbb/cur/1770123588.R14205860272006776512.jhutar\:2\,S From: "Review Bot (@project_....._bot_................................)" <[email protected]> In the log I can see it did not matched: procmail: Match on "^From: .* <[email protected]>" procmail: No match on "^From: "Review

Why am I getting an error when accessing export tab in phpMyAdmin with Laragon?

3 February 2026 @ 12:49 am

I recently switched from Xampp (super buggy for some reason) to Laragon, and I'm trying to get my old MySQL database set up in phpMyAdmin using Laragon. I was trying to export one of my tables using the Export tab of phpMyAdmin, but when I click "Export" it just comes up with a page whose sole content is the word "Error." All other aspects of phpMyAdmin through Laragon I've tested have worked fine. I would like to fix this so I can use the Export feature. Here's what I've tried, none of which worked or produced any change: Switching PHP versions from 8.3 to 8.1 (Laragon -> Menu -> PHP -> Version…) Reinstalling phpMyAdmin. Adding $cfg['TempDir'] = 'tmp'; to laragon\etc\apps\phpmyadmin\config.inc.php. Deleting everything in C:\laragon\etc\apps\phpmyadmin\tmp. Here are my most recent logs from C:\laragon\tmp\php_errors.log:

Why does my HP Victus laptop running Windows 11 freezes for a second every 5 minutes?

31 January 2026 @ 9:46 am

I have an HP Victus laptop that's about 15 months old. Today, it started freezing up at exactly 5 minute intervals, only for about a second at a time. The screen freezes, audio pauses, the mouse won't move, and keys pressed on the keyboard don't register. A friend suggested that it's possibly caused by an overburdened CPU since I only have 8GB of RAM, but I still get the freezes with minimal programs open and task manager showing CPU usage of 60-70%. I've tried restarting my computer several times and updating windows and neither of these fixed the problem. Update: I noticed that the microfreezes happened at exactly 5 minute intervals rather than at random.

Windows 11 clone from M.2 SATA to M.2 NVMe fails to boot – INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE (0x7B)

29 January 2026 @ 4:46 pm

I cloned my system disk from an M.2 SATA SSD (1 TB) to a Samsung 990 Pro 2 TB NVMe using ddrescue (no read errors) from the rescueCD environment. During cloning I used an adapter to connect old m2 sata and new one was in m2 on board. My motherboard is Gigabyte B365M DS3H which has an M.2 connector and official support for NVMe 3.0 x4 (my understanding is NVMe PCIe Gen4 should work, but would just be slower). After cloning, I disconnected the old disk (removed the adapter) and left only the new NVMe installed. BIOS/UEFI: UEFI only, CSM disabled New disk detected correctly; Boot option shows: Windows Boot Manager (Samsung 990 Pro 2TB) Secure Boot enabled (also tested disabled) Windows does not boot. It goes to Automatic Repair and then fails with: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE Stop code: 0x0000007B What works / what I

Virtualbox ubuntu installation fails at copying files on Windows 10 [closed]

29 January 2026 @ 4:07 am

What could be possibly causing this error? Im using latest VirtualBox-7.2.6-172322-Win I tried with Ubuntu 24 LTS and ubuntu-25.10-desktop-amd64.iso I have a very standard setup, 8gb ram, 4 cpu cores, 25gb hard drive. It just wont install, and is not giving the error, what is wrong with virtualbox? enter image description here

Why has ethernet ceased to work after installing Linux on dual boot?

11 January 2026 @ 9:09 pm

I have used Windows 10 for a very long time. I tried to add a Linux distribution (here Mint) in dual boot. I did it smoothly, with no BIOS manipulation (from my side, at least), but the Ethernet ceased to work after this. I did not try to fix the problem on Linux, but I did spend a lot of time on Windows, implementing all the suggestions from the Windows support, among others: I run the network troubleshooter, which said that the cable was not connected. I checked the cable (I unplugged the cable from the computer, and plugged it to a laptop: it was connected). I checked the router/modem (tested on another computer too). I run all the commands suggested. I uninstalled/reinstalled the Ethernet drivers (and rebooted several times). Reset the net

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Keeping tabs on the UK’s parliaments & assemblies

When you have a big Freedom of Information project, many hands make light work

2 February 2026 @ 11:12 am

WhatDoTheyKnow Pro, our Freedom of Information service for users such as journalists, researchers and campaigners, now comes with Projects bundled in at no extra cost. That means that, as well as sending batch requests more easily, you can also bring in colleagues or volunteers to help you refine and analyse the data you receive in…

How to get active with the Council Climate Action Scorecards

30 January 2026 @ 10:08 am

As we’ve seen in our recent case studies, the Council Climate Action Scorecards — a joint project between Climate Emergency UK (CE UK) and mySociety — rely on the power and energy of volunteers.  Most volunteers get their start when they help to mark councils’ climate action for the Scorecards; and then some, it seems,…

New report: Shifting landscapes

29 January 2026 @ 10:24 am

Today we’re launching a new report: Shifting Landscapes: A practical guide to pro democratic tech. This report builds on the conferences, seminars and conversations we’ve been having in our TICTeC programme over the last few years, to present a comprehensive picture of where pro democratic tech is now. We explore how technology can strengthen and…

Faster reporting on FixMyStreet: start your report with a photo

22 January 2026 @ 4:56 pm

A new feature has been released for FixMyStreet giving users the option to start their reports with a photo, the data from which can be extracted to speed up the reporting process. As well as making the reporting process quicker, this new functionality should also increase the accuracy of reports, removing the need for users…

A tribute to Mark Longair

15 January 2026 @ 4:15 pm

It was with immense sadness that the mySociety team learned of the death of our much loved ex-colleague Mark Longair. Mark first came to mySociety as a volunteer, contributing his time and coding knowledge to build scrapers and parsers that brought Scottish Parliament data into TheyWorkForYou. Knowing a good developer when we saw one, we…

Leaky Pipes: What’s wrong with donations data

15 January 2026 @ 9:00 am

As part of our WhoFundsThem work we want to make better information available about money in politics.  Last year we released a report Beyond Transparency – looking at the UK Parliament’s register of financial interests, and wider arguments about how we fund politics.  Today we’re releasing a follow-up report: Leaky Pipes (read online or download…

“From the Scorecards, we learned that transparency and accessibility are key to accelerating local climate progress”

19 December 2025 @ 10:50 am

When we consider the impacts of a project like the Council Climate Action Scorecards, the obvious benefits are those we see in UK councils as they step up their efforts to decarbonise. On this blog, we’ve also frequently noted tangential effects too, such as better understanding and communication between local authorities and residents. There’s a…

What we’ve learned about building datasets with FOI

16 December 2025 @ 12:27 pm

At the beginning of the year, we set ourselves an ambitious goal: to help a group of small organisations working with marginalised communities to run Freedom of Information–based campaigns using WhatDoTheyKnow Pro’s batch-request and project features. We recruited groups working in areas as varied as domestic abuse, arts funding, youth health, SEND provision, parental leave,…

New research report: Supporting good communication

16 December 2025 @ 9:06 am

With WriteToThem.com we want to run a service that helps people write the right message to the right place. That means helping users express themselves effectively and keeping the service a constructive channel between constituents and representatives by deterring abusive messages. Abuse and intimidation aimed at elected representatives does not just harm the person receiving…

New report: WriteToThem Insights

11 December 2025 @ 9:00 am

Understanding more about constituent communication We’ve released a new report exploring insights from WriteToThem about the content of constituent communication – you can read the whole report online or a summary below.  WriteToThem.com is a long-running mySociety service that enables people across the UK to contact their elected representatives by entering their postcode and sending…

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Online books and reference 
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Keeping the world free of oppression 
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