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

New feature: Lazy loading via attribute for video & audio

5 March 2026 @ 12:00 am

Lazy loading via attribute for video & audio: The loading attribute on video & audio elements gives authors control over when the browser should start loading the media resource, allowing deferred loading until the element is near the viewport.

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.

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Useful for scrabble cheats.

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TV subtitles from almost every television series.

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streaming tv archive

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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

Compile only if .pyc is out-of-date? [migrated]

12 May 2026 @ 10:11 am

Is there some way I can compile a .py script into a .pyc but only if it is missing or out-of-date with the.py file? I am trying to compile the file if necessary and then run it from within Python, can exec() run a .pyc file? import py_compile py_compile.compile('Child.py') exec(open('Child.py').read()) This works but recompiles the file on every run.

How to configure system-wide minimum security for BT based connections on Debian-based systems such as LMDE?

11 May 2026 @ 5:18 pm

How is the following possible, for example? minimum BT Version minimum password length allow connections only from specific device types, MAC addresses, or device names minimum cipher suite and other security related minimum configurations

How Delete all occurrences and leave only first occurrence of each URL per line

12 April 2026 @ 5:44 am

Search: The Urls On Each Line Having Duplicates Or Multiple Occurrences On The Same Line. Replace: Delete all occurrences and leave only First occurrence of each URL per line and delete the ones that follow My Solution Regex: \b((http/https?://\S+))\b\s-\s(?=.*?\b\1\b) Replaces With: Leave The Field Empty this Removes The First Occurrence and keeps only the last Occurrence. What I want ?? to do is to keep the first occurrence and delete the ones that follow Sample: https://site2.net/item1 - https://site2.net/item2 - https://site2.net/item3 -/* Line2: https://site1.com/pageA - https://site1.com/pageB - https://site1.com/pageC - https://site1.com/pageA - https://site1.com/pageD - https://site1.com/pageC - https://site1.com/pageB - https://site1.com/pageD -/* Desired Result:

Why doesn’t Bash in macOS accept non-ASCII key presses?

8 April 2026 @ 4:03 pm

Brand new macOS Tahoe install. I installed bash with Homebrew to get a newer version, 5.3.9(1)-release. In Terminal, Swedish and other non-ASCII characters like å, ä, ö work fine in Zsh, but in Bash I just get a beep when I press the keys. Same with é, which I can type by pressing ´ followed by e in Zsh, but in bash I get a beep. I copied the locale settings from the Zsh environment, so the locale command in bash now outputs: LANG="en_US.UTF-8" LC_COLLATE="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_CTYPE="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_MESSAGES="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_MONETARY="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_NUMERIC="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_TIME="sv_SE.UTF-8" LC_ALL="sv_SE.UTF-8" Which is the same as in Zsh. If I start Zsh from bash and type é, copy it, exit Zsh, and then paste, I get: \303\251

Change the toolbar buttons appearance in Floorp (Firefox)

22 February 2026 @ 1:51 pm

What code can I use in userChrome.css to change the color of Backward, Forward and eventually the Reload buttons in Firefox? More precisely the Backward and Forward buttons color when there is a page available so the difference to be more obvious. Eventually increase the boldness of those buttons. Also how can I change the roundness of the address bar (URL bar) to be sharp without any round corner?

Why are the CPU and GPU manufactured using different processes? [closed]

31 January 2025 @ 1:28 pm

https://rog.asus.com/laptops/rog-zephyrus/rog-zephyrus-g16-2025-gu605/spec/ Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 Processor 285H : 3 nm process https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241747/intel-core-ultra-9-processor-285h-24m-cache-up-to-5-40-ghz/specifications.html. NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 50 series : 5 nm process https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_50_series. Why have the CPU & GPU different processes? Why is the NVIDIA GPU not 3nm too? Isn't it strange? Googling "nvidia 3 nm":

Firefox same tabs pinned in every window

26 January 2025 @ 6:14 pm

I'd like to have the same pinned tabs in all my windows (similar to Safari). So when I open a new window, the set of pinned tabs in the old window will automatically appear in the new one. It's easy to make the same set of tabs appear in every new window by setting them as home pages, but I'd like them to be pinned as well, so they don't take up so much space, and I'd like for this to happen automatically.

Way to force open powershell in cmd or start Windows Terminal with no tabs

8 July 2024 @ 6:38 am

I'm starting a new commandline tool from a script that requires user input. To minimize user errors and have a cleaner interface I don't want the new terminal to open in a tab, preferably just in old school cmd. Is there: A. A way of forcing (one time only, not system wide) a tool to open in cmd when Windows Terminal is set as default? B. A way to force Windows Terminal (one time only, not system wide) to not show tabs?

Cannot access Huawei router web interface from Xiaomi router

29 December 2023 @ 4:55 pm

I have a 4G LTE Huawei router (Wi-Fi is not working) and its default web interface login IP address is 192.168.1.1, and it automatically redirects to homerouter.cpe. I am using the Xiaomi Redmi AX3000 router as a Wi-Fi access point and have connected the Huawei router's LAN port to Xiaomi's WAN port. Xiaomi's web interface IP address is 192.168.31.1. The Internet connection is working without a problem. But I cannot access Huawei's Web UI using 192.168.1.1 when connected via the Xiaomi access point. Because it redirects to domain homerouter.cpe and getting a "This site can't be reached" error.

How to configure pfSense as a simple router?

22 May 2021 @ 10:31 pm

I’m working with pfSense 2.5.1 and VMWare Workstation Pro 16. I’m trying to configure a pfSense vm as a simple router (no firewalling or other stuff) with three NICs: em0: WAN (it is natted) em1: LAN (192.168.10.254 and DCHP enabled on VMNet1 with its DHCP disabled) em2: OPT1 (192.168.20.254 and DCHP enabled on VMNet2 with its DHCP disabled) Following what I read on Internet, I checked “Disable all packet filtering” and I’ve also disabled Outbound NAT but, I do not know why, the routing does not work: the pfSense machine accesses to Internet without problem (I can ping a remote host via IP or URL from it console) but every machine connected to em1 (VMNet1) or em2 (VMNet2) can’t go on Internet: they get correctly the configuration via DHCP but there is not internet access. Could you please tell me which are the exact steps for setting a pfSense machine as a simp

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Keeping tabs on the UK’s parliaments & assemblies

FOI Network 3: hearing from information officers

11 May 2026 @ 10:18 am

For the the third in our series of discovery workshops, we invited people working with FOI in public authorities to discuss how a network might support them — and we had more than 50 attendees joining us from a range of organisations and specialities.  Discussion was lively and informative, with many expressing a thirst for…

FOI Network: what we discovered in workshop 2

20 April 2026 @ 11:42 am

We continue with exploratory work that will help shape what the FOI Network will become, and how it will best serve specific types of those who use Freedom Of Information. Last week, in our second workshop of three, we convened journalists and specialist users to help us understand what the barriers are to their use…

Scorecards “create a level of accountability across the whole organisation to play their part”

20 April 2026 @ 8:28 am

Liz Vango-Smith is Sustainability and Climate Change Officer at Hart District Council, where she manages the climate change programme, helping to meet their carbon reduction targets both internally, and across the district. She recently took the time to speak to us about the part that the Council Climate Action Scorecards play in her work. Liz…

How data might help solve the sewage problem (with a little help from WriteToThem)

16 April 2026 @ 8:03 am

Have you visited sewagemap.co.uk? If you care about your local rivers, lakes and seas, you might want to take a look at this very graphic display of where sewage is being discharged across England. If you’re wondering which sense of ‘graphic’ we mean, well, it’s both: first, it’s easy to see the information at a…

Responding to AI-driven demand on public systems

14 April 2026 @ 12:51 pm

LLMs can increase demand on public systems by removing the friction that previously limited access. One potential result of this is new forms of unconsidered rationing that recreate that friction. Instead, we should move away from zero sum systems and aim for technical and policy approaches that turn unscalable private benefits into efficient collective ones. …

FOI Network: how can we strengthen access to information?

14 April 2026 @ 8:03 am

The FOI Network is an informal coalition of civil society organisations, journalists and academics with an interest in Freedom of Information, convened by mySociety and State of the Future. Last week, we held our first meet-up, in the shape of an online workshop, to discuss and prioritise the ways in which we might strengthen and…

Building skills and capacity in youth organisations, with the Social Investment Business

13 April 2026 @ 11:05 am

We’ve just started a new project exploring how improved data and training could help youth services in England – building their financial sustainability and representing their communities at a national policy level. Working with the Social Investment Business (SIB), which coordinates the government’s Youth Investment Fund, we’ll be talking to youth organisations across the North…

The growing case to protect FOI

8 April 2026 @ 2:36 pm

In a recent blog post, we set out why proposals to reduce the Freedom of Information cost limit would reduce government transparency, without meaningfully reducing the burden on public authorities, since then the opposition to the move has grown.  What’s the problem? On 18 March 2026, The Financial Times reported that the government is considering…

How can we tell when AI is actually the right tool for the job?

24 March 2026 @ 9:11 am

Generative AI is good at solving some kinds of problems, and bad at solving others. With the rush to apply AI approaches across the public and private sector, we want to encourage people to use the right tool for the right problem. This blog post proposes a test that makes it easy to understand whether…

Reducing FOI cost limits will reduce government transparency

19 March 2026 @ 3:46 pm

Key points Lowering the cost limit time would reduce the scope of the Freedom of Information Act, giving government departments greater leeway to deny requests. This  will have a disproportionate effect on high-impact Freedom of Information requests made by journalists and researchers.  It represents a new restriction on public scrutiny of government, counter to promises…

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Connecting Bloggers – Blog aggregation 

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How To Do (Just About) Everything!
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Online books and reference 
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