Best of Browsers — July 2023
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Community Picks·3y
The new @font-face syntax
The new @font-face syntax has also been supported since Safari 17, Firefox 106 and Chrome 108. The new syntax looks like this: What’s changed? Instead of using strings, we use keywords. There are certain technical capabilities of fonts that the file type alone doesn't tell us.
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The Register·3y
Arc is a radical new take on the web browser
Arc is a radical new take on the web browser. It is based on the Chromium engine, and comes from a startup which modestly calls itself the Browser Company of New York. Arc's sidebar contains at least three different functions, all integrated into one, and it also attempts to automatically manage your tabs for you.
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LambdaTest·3y
A Complete Guide To CSS Box Model
A Complete Guide To CSS Box Model. Clinton Joy Fimie will unravel the intricacies of the CSS box model, shedding light on all of its components, how they interact, and how you can manipulate them for optimal website performance and a great user experience.
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LambdaTest·3y
Bulma CSS Framework: Getting Started Guide
Bulma CSS Framework is a free, open-source, and lightweight CSS framework based on the Flexbox layout. It provides CSS classes to help you style your HTML code, allowing developers to implement CSS on web pages more efficiently than plain CSS. It is compatible with recent versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari.
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DZone·3y
Front-End Testing Tutorial: Comprehensive Guide With Best Practices
Front-end testing is the technique of validating the graphical interface of websites or mobile applications to ensure they are free of defects. This testing helps users have a seamless experience using the application and helps them navigate through it quickly. Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.
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LambdaTest·3y
A Guide To Download Selenium and Set It Up On Multiple IDEs
A Guide To Download Selenium and Set It Up on Multiple IDEs - LambdaTest A Guide to Download and Set it Up on multiple IDEs. Selenium is an automation framework for web-based application testing which enterprises and small-scale organizations use to automate web browsers on various platforms and operating systems.