
GENKI
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
さては #Safari 、`writing-mode: vertidal-rl;` の実装微妙だな?
なんか縦書き折り返しとか発生している状態で `overflow: scroll` とかになってると余計なスクロールがうまれる…
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
さては #Safari 、`writing-mode: vertidal-rl;` の実装微妙だな?
なんか縦書き折り返しとか発生している状態で `overflow: scroll` とかになってると余計なスクロールがうまれる…
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net
@heybenji@social.coop
Any #Safari Tab Groups users out there? A recent update seems to now auto-expand groups when I click on them, making this feature pretty much useless to me. Is it just me? I can’t seem to find a setting to turn it off.
@jensimmons any ideas?
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
#macOS #Tahoe の #Safari が、以前チャレンジした前衛的な UI(タブとアドレスバーを同一のモノとして見せたUI)をひっそりと引っ込めて、サイドバーとタブバーには重複する情報が表示されちゃってる最中に、
#Vivaldi はカスタマイズの自由度がさらに上がって、たとえば横置きしたタブバーにアドレスバーとかナビゲーションをまとめた、いわゆる #Arc 的な UI をつくることも出来るようになったのはなんか象徴的だなと思って見てる。
#Vivaldi はとにかくユーザーの選択肢を極力増やして、減らさない。だから新しい UI のアイディアを取り込んでも、それが気に入らないユーザーはカスタマイズして元に戻せる。
一方、#Safari 🧭 には(すくなくとも ほどの)カスタマイズの自由度はなくて、そんな中で野心的に挑戦した新しい UI は多数派のユーザーには受け入れられず、一旦「オプションとして選択可能」という形で残すもの今回のアップデートで削除(されたのかな?自分が設定をみつけられていないだけか?)されたという、この差。
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
@dmarti@federate.social
Does anyone have an example (blog post?) of how to use #Apple #Safari #contentFilters to block search ad clicks?
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/content-filter-providers
(I'm able to block them using enterprise config files in Firefox and Chrome, but I don't have a link to do it in Safari https://blog.zgp.org/search-malvertising-protection-using-enterprise-policies/ )
@bkuhn@copyleft.org · Reply to Jen Simmons's post
Does #Safari's marketing people really have what's best for developers in their minds when they take informal polls? 🤔
@TheEvilSkeleton@treehouse.systems · Reply to TheEvilSkeleton's post
To elaborate on my hostility against WebKit: WebKit does nothing but get in my way whenever I work on literally any website.
When I rewrote nouveau's website in late 2023, the website worked perfectly fine on Firefox (Gecko) and Chromium (Blink), but was broken on Epiphany/Safari (WebKit). The logo, which is an SVG, would not adapt to dark style, because, to this day, WebKit still does not support prefers-color-scheme
in SVGs. So, as a workaround, instead of having one SVG file for both color schemes, we have one SVG file for light style, and one for dark style.
Another example: On my website, some elements are intentionally made to be unselectable using user-select: none;
, such as the command-line decoration and the “Table of Contents” text, but on WebKit, these elements continue to be selectable because it does not properly support the user-select
property. And no, using the vendor prefix is completely unacceptable, especially considering that it behaves differently.
Lastly, WebKit does not yet fully support the ::marker
pseudo-element. This means, in my articles, numbered list items in the table of contents are completely wrong and don't represent the same numbers as headings.
Apple has consistently proved that they don't care about WebKit, because otherwise browsers like Safari and Epiphany would have worked as well as they do on Firefox and Chromium. There's absolutely no reason to force WebKit onto iOS and iPadOS if they're not even willing to invest in WebKit. Likewise, Apple employees working on WebKit should really stop calling themselves “WebKit evangelists” if their inferior engine regularly gets in developers’ way. So yes, WebKit sucks, and this is 100% on Apple. I don't care about being harsh. Apple is a multi-trillion dollar company, most of which came from exploiting people. The least they can do is invest in their projects.
For clarity, my hostility towards WebKit is purely targeted at Apple's lack of involvement with WebKit, not the browsers using it.
@TheEvilSkeleton@treehouse.systems · Reply to TheEvilSkeleton's post
To elaborate on my hostility against WebKit: WebKit does nothing but get in my way whenever I work on literally any website.
When I rewrote nouveau's website in late 2023, the website worked perfectly fine on Firefox (Gecko) and Chromium (Blink), but was broken on Epiphany/Safari (WebKit). The logo, which is an SVG, would not adapt to dark style, because, to this day, WebKit still does not support prefers-color-scheme
in SVGs. So, as a workaround, instead of having one SVG file for both color schemes, we have one SVG file for light style, and one for dark style.
Another example: On my website, some elements are intentionally made to be unselectable using user-select: none;
, such as the command-line decoration and the “Table of Contents” text, but on WebKit, these elements continue to be selectable because it does not properly support the user-select
property. And no, using the vendor prefix is completely unacceptable, especially considering that it behaves differently.
Lastly, WebKit does not yet fully support the ::marker
pseudo-element. This means, in my articles, numbered list items in the table of contents are completely wrong and don't represent the same numbers as headings.
Apple has consistently proved that they don't care about WebKit, because otherwise browsers like Safari and Epiphany would have worked as well as they do on Firefox and Chromium. There's absolutely no reason to force WebKit onto iOS and iPadOS if they're not even willing to invest in WebKit. Likewise, Apple employees working on WebKit should really stop calling themselves “WebKit evangelists” if their inferior engine regularly gets in developers’ way. So yes, WebKit sucks, and this is 100% on Apple. I don't care about being harsh. Apple is a multi-trillion dollar company, most of which came from exploiting people. The least they can do is invest in their projects.
For clarity, my hostility towards WebKit is purely targeted at Apple's lack of involvement with WebKit, not the browsers using it.
@eurozerozero@mastodon.social · Reply to eurozerozero's post
After using #Kagi for more than a month, I can say it is absolutely worth the money. The results are miles better than Google or DuckDuckGo for the kinds of searches I regularly do.
The ability to block, raise, lower and pin sites in your search results is fantastic.
But #Safari really needs it added as a search engine option, because while the Kagi plugin is a good workaround to redirect searches, it shouldn’t be needed.
(#FeedbackAssistant FB18294218 – Recent Similar Reports: None)
@eurozerozero@mastodon.social · Reply to eurozerozero's post
After using #Kagi for more than a month, I can say it is absolutely worth the money. The results are miles better than Google or DuckDuckGo for the kinds of searches I regularly do.
The ability to block, raise, lower and pin sites in your search results is fantastic.
But #Safari really needs it added as a search engine option, because while the Kagi plugin is a good workaround to redirect searches, it shouldn’t be needed.
(#FeedbackAssistant FB18294218 – Recent Similar Reports: None)
@aslakr@mastodon.social
Denne gjelder fortsatt; det hadde vært fint om de store browserene hadde innebygget oppdaging av feeds med en dedikert knapp eller meny.
Litt på samme måte som Firefox nå kan oppdate OpenGraph-headere for forhåndsvisning av lenker.
https://openrss.org/blog/browsers-should-bring-back-the-rss-button
@czottmann@norden.social
If you hate the automatic, auto-generated dubbing and translations on #Youtube, then this might be a browser addon for you: https://github.com/YouG-o/YouTube_No_Translation
For #Chrome, #Firefox, and #Safari (DIY).
The auto-dubs and auto-translations of titles and descriptions are some of the worst things Google has ever done on that site, JFC
@czottmann@norden.social
If you hate the automatic, auto-generated dubbing and translations on #Youtube, then this might be a browser addon for you: https://github.com/YouG-o/YouTube_No_Translation
For #Chrome, #Firefox, and #Safari (DIY).
The auto-dubs and auto-translations of titles and descriptions are some of the worst things Google has ever done on that site, JFC
@eurozerozero@mastodon.social
@davidjohnson@hachyderm.io
We’re excited to announce a web-based Safari Web Extension Packager this year. Using this tool, you can build a Safari Web Extension without using a Mac or Xcode.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/packaging-and-distributing-safari-web-extensions-with-app-store-connect
@davidjohnson@hachyderm.io
We’re excited to announce a web-based Safari Web Extension Packager this year. Using this tool, you can build a Safari Web Extension without using a Mac or Xcode.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/packaging-and-distributing-safari-web-extensions-with-app-store-connect
@Vivaldi@vivaldi.net
The OS picked Safari. You get to pick Vivaldi.
One quick switch, and you’re browsing on your terms. ✅
@Vivaldi@vivaldi.net
The OS picked Safari. You get to pick Vivaldi.
One quick switch, and you’re browsing on your terms. ✅
@Vivaldi@vivaldi.net
The OS picked Safari. You get to pick Vivaldi.
One quick switch, and you’re browsing on your terms. ✅
@ueeu@vivaldi.net
Browser Market Share Report for March 2025 by Cloudfare
Most used browsers by country on desktop:
https://radar.cloudflare.com/reports/browser-market-share-2025-q1
#browser #firefox #safari #microsoft #chrome
@czottmann@norden.social
ICYMI, a while back I did release my #macOS app, Browser Actions.
BA lets you use #Apple #Shortcuts to automate #GoogleChrome, #MicrosoftEdge, #Vivaldi, #Chromium, #BraveBrowser, and #Safari – with actions for navigating, working with forms, clicking page elements, handling windows & tabs, getting data out, and more!
https://actions.work/browser-actions?ref=mastodon-b1
14d trial, perpetual licenses, no subs.
(I'd really appreciate some boosts ♻️ – it's hard to get new apps noticed, and I'm struggling quite a bit 😬)
@czottmann@norden.social
ICYMI, a while back I did release my #macOS app, Browser Actions.
BA lets you use #Apple #Shortcuts to automate #GoogleChrome, #MicrosoftEdge, #Vivaldi, #Chromium, #BraveBrowser, and #Safari – with actions for navigating, working with forms, clicking page elements, handling windows & tabs, getting data out, and more!
https://actions.work/browser-actions?ref=mastodon-b1
14d trial, perpetual licenses, no subs.
(I'd really appreciate some boosts ♻️ – it's hard to get new apps noticed, and I'm struggling quite a bit 😬)
@ueeu@vivaldi.net
Browser Market Share Report for March 2025 by Cloudfare
Most used browsers by country on desktop:
https://radar.cloudflare.com/reports/browser-market-share-2025-q1
#browser #firefox #safari #microsoft #chrome
@ueeu@vivaldi.net
Browser Market Share Report for March 2025 by Cloudfare
Most used browsers by country on desktop:
https://radar.cloudflare.com/reports/browser-market-share-2025-q1
#browser #firefox #safari #microsoft #chrome
@estelle@infosec.exchange · Reply to Estelle Platini's post
Which browsers do you use?
• Multiple choice to account for various usage and any device (pro & perso)
• You may boost to enlarge the sample
#browsers #poll #browserPoll #compartmentalization #compartments #Safari #SafariBrowser #Firefox #Librewolf #Chrome #Vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser #Edge #EdgeBrowser #ungoogledChromium #ungoogled #Chromium #Brave #BraveBrowser
Option | Voters |
---|---|
Safari | 501 (11%) |
Firefox | 1724 (38%) |
Librewolf | 374 (8%) |
other browser motorised by Gecko | 201 (4%) |
Chrome | 472 (10%) |
Vivaldi | 398 (9%) |
Edge | 243 (5%) |
ungoogled-chromium | 253 (6%) |
other Chromium | 204 (5%) |
other Blink-motor'd (inc. Brave) | 132 (3%) |
@estelle@infosec.exchange · Reply to Estelle Platini's post
Which browsers do you use?
• Multiple choice to account for various usage and any device (pro & perso)
• You may boost to enlarge the sample
#browsers #poll #browserPoll #compartmentalization #compartments #Safari #SafariBrowser #Firefox #Librewolf #Chrome #Vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser #Edge #EdgeBrowser #ungoogledChromium #ungoogled #Chromium #Brave #BraveBrowser
Option | Voters |
---|---|
Safari | 501 (11%) |
Firefox | 1724 (38%) |
Librewolf | 374 (8%) |
other browser motorised by Gecko | 201 (4%) |
Chrome | 472 (10%) |
Vivaldi | 398 (9%) |
Edge | 243 (5%) |
ungoogled-chromium | 253 (6%) |
other Chromium | 204 (5%) |
other Blink-motor'd (inc. Brave) | 132 (3%) |
@Vivaldi@vivaldi.net
Switching from Safari? We’ve made it almost too easy. One click and your browser data’s already home. Break free from that Big Tech browser with Vivaldi. 😌
@Vivaldi@vivaldi.net
Switching from Safari? We’ve made it almost too easy. One click and your browser data’s already home. Break free from that Big Tech browser with Vivaldi. 😌
@reallylazybear@mastodon.social
This is a pretty cool yet somewhat creepy website lol.
#chrome #firefox #brave #duckduckgo #microsoft #microsoftedge #edge #opera #operagx #safari #vivaldi #chromium #ungoogle #torbrowser #mullvad #mullvadbrowser #librewolf #cromite #firefoxfocus #yandex #privacy #security #ungoogledchromium #linux #windows #ios #android #mac #macos
@reallylazybear@mastodon.social
This is a pretty cool yet somewhat creepy website lol.
#chrome #firefox #brave #duckduckgo #microsoft #microsoftedge #edge #opera #operagx #safari #vivaldi #chromium #ungoogle #torbrowser #mullvad #mullvadbrowser #librewolf #cromite #firefoxfocus #yandex #privacy #security #ungoogledchromium #linux #windows #ios #android #mac #macos
@obrhoff@chaos.social
@pedro@mastodon.pepicrft.me
#SoundCloud seems to have a memory leak at least in Safari which causes the memory consumption to grow endlessly. Anyone experiencing the same? #Safari
@lucidillusions@pixelfed.social
@lucidillusions@pixelfed.social
@jplupp@mastodon.nu
@jplupp@mastodon.nu
@hongminhee@hollo.social
@hongminhee@hollo.social
@nachtfunke@indieweb.social
Omg. I attempted to debug an issue in safari, where a position: fixed; element didn't correctly align to the viewports edge and I couldn't find out why, until I noticed that it is now relatively positioned to the next element with `container: inline-size;` on it.
Is this how it is supposed to be? This is only the case in safari
@applech2@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com
Apple、改善された写真アプリや全てのWebサイトにHTTPSを試行するSafari 18.2を同梱した「macOS 15.2 Sequoia」を正式にリリース。
https://applech2.com/archives/20241212-macos-15-2-sequoia-update.html
#applech2 #macOS_15_Sequoia #Apple_Intelligence #macOS #macOS_15_2 #Safari #Sequoia #アップデート #不具合
@jon@vivaldi.net
My survey showed that most users are not happy with the browser that comes with their computers. If you are using one of those browsers, how about trying something new?
Does your browser have workspaces? Tab stacks? Tab tiles? Windows panel? Page capture? Sync? Custom themes with custom buttons? Web panels? Mouse gestures? Editable keyboard shortcuts?
Want to try a browser that has all of the above and more?
#Vivaldi #Browser #Windows #Macos #Linux #Chrome #Edge #Safari #Computers #Geek
@jon@vivaldi.net
Here are the results of my "What is your favorite browser?" survey, here on Mastodon. These are some very interesting results.
It is clear that the incumbents are not getting a lot of love. Edge gets 2% and Chrome gets 5%. These browsers are widely used, but not very popular, based on this survey.
Safari does a lot better at 16%, the same as Vivaldi. The enthusiasm level from those that use Vivaldi is high and plenty of people also mention Vivaldi as a secondary option.
Opera gets just 1%.
Firefox gets 60%, so clearly a strong showing here in the Fediverse, although many say they use Firefox only because they do not want to use a Chromium based browser.
The cool part is then that 13% say they prefer another browser. Plenty of smaller browsers getting a mention, which is nice.
If you notice that the total is higher than 100%, then that is because I allowed people to select more than one browser, although most did not.
If you are still using Chrome or Edge, maybe it is time to try something new? You have a choice!
#Vivaldi #browser #Firefox #Edge #Chrome #Safari #Opera #Windows #Linux #macos #iOS #Android
@jon@vivaldi.net
What is your favorite browser? Feel free to share why.
#Vivaldi #browser #Firefox #Edge #Chrome #Safari #Opera #Windows #Linux #macos #iOS #Android
Option | Voters |
---|---|
Vivaldi | 37 (27%) |
Chrome | 2 (1%) |
Edge | 2 (1%) |
Safari | 6 (4%) |
Firefox | 66 (49%) |
Opera | 3 (2%) |
Other | 20 (15%) |
@inautilo@mastodon.social
#Development #Explorations
Understanding Round Robin DNS · How browsers and CDNs select which server to use https://ilo.im/160kw0
“It's an amazingly simple and elegant solution that avoids using load balancers.”
_____
#RoundRobin #DNS #CDN #Cloudflare #Browser #Chrome #Firefox #Safari #WebDev #Backend
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net · Reply to GENKI's post
@lisamelton@mastodon.social
My name is Elizabeth but please call me Lisa.
I'm probably best known as the person who started the #Safari and #WebKit projects at #Apple. You may think you know my deadname but... you don't.
I've drawn underground comics, pioneered using a Mac for newspaper graphics and developed software at Adobe and Netscape.
Now I write video #transcoding scripts and sometimes podcast.
Follow me and I'll fill your timeline with boosts.
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@czottmann@norden.social
I’m working on a new app called Browser Actions: It's for #macOS 13.3+, and it brings solid Shortcuts support for #BraveBrowser, #Chromium, #GoogleChrome, #MicrosoftEdge, #Vivaldi. And for #Safari!
(See the diagram to decide if you should be excited.)
💡 https://actions.work/browser-actions
Public beta TestFlight is ongoing, link on the website!
@protonprivacy@mastodon.social · Reply to Proton's post
🔑 With the addition of #macOS and #Linux app, as well as the #Safari browser extension, #ProtonPass is now available across all major platforms: https://proton.me/blog/proton-pass-all-devices
☁️ #ProtonDrive’s photo backup feature is now also available on #iOS and you can also share files and folders directly via email: https://proton.me/blog/enhanced-sharing-drive
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@technobaboo@ordinary.cafe
Given the Firefox stuff that's happening and the announcement of ladybird, I think it's a good idea to mention a browser project that's got no controversy I can see but could use time and money, @servo.
Servo is a browser engine made in Rust, it was made to be an experimental engine by Mozilla but the Linux Foundation is hosting it now. What I especially like is how modular it is, compared to other engines I feel I can make a better browser with it and its components help other projects too!
If you want to see a browser that can be maintained in pieces instead of monolithically it's worth checking out! they need serious CSS/flexbox help to get up to par with other browsers but the webGL and WASM is top notch.
#servo #ladybird #firefox #chrome #privacy #safari #browser #foss
@eric@social.coop · Reply to Estelle Platini's post
Mozilla argues that browser choice only in the EU will make it more difficult for vendors to juggle different versions. “Apple’s proposals fail to give consumers viable choices by making it as painful as possible for others to provide competitive alternatives to Safari. This is another example of Apple creating barriers to prevent true browser #competition on #iOS.”
#Apple #iPhone #DMA #WebKit #FrontEnd #WebDev #PWA #AppleStore #browsers #EU #privacy #Safari #iOS174
@estelle@infosec.exchange · Reply to Eric Maugendre's post
I propose an assessment of the situation before #Safari drops (deadline 6 March).
Which #browsers do you use across all your devices?
Option | Voters |
---|---|
Safari | 12 (12%) |
Firefox | 48 (49%) |
Librewolf | 6 (6%) |
other browser motorised by Gecko | 3 (3%) |
Chrome | 6 (6%) |
Vivaldi | 7 (7%) |
Edge | 1 (1%) |
ungoogled-chromium | 5 (5%) |
other Chromium | 4 (4%) |
other Blink-motor'd (inc. Brave) | 6 (6%) |
@eric@social.coop · Reply to Eric Maugendre's post
"As a result of the DMA the tech giant allows to install other browsers as defaults. Apple ensured that these browsers can no longer use WebKit because it would make them faster than Safari. To this end, the tech giant blocked the WebKit API in iOS 17.4."
https://www.techzine.eu/news/privacy-compliance/116980/apples-changes-to-comply-with-the-dma-opens-new-european-antitrust-investigation/
#Apple #iPhone #DMA #WebKit #Web #rendering #FrontEnd #WebDev #PWA #Sideloading #AppleStore #browsers #monopoly #EU #Europe #privacy #security #Safari #iOS #iOS174 #competition #AntiCompetitive
@maugendre@hachyderm.io · Reply to Eric Maugendre's post
• unmigrated accounts on legacy browser—such as #Safari
• pro liaison on a browser approved by your organization
• consuming, online streaming, on the all-purpose browser: #Firefox (then Settings > Privacy)
• social media on a speedy browser—such as #unGoogled (but you must update)
• online banking, health, sysadmin & sensitive stuff on a hardened browser—such as #LibreWolf or #Mullvad's browser
#privacy #browsers #compartmentalisation #compartmentalization #safety #security #diversity #infoSec
@maugendre@hachyderm.io · Reply to Eric Maugendre's post
Many #browsers mainly are data collection tools for advertising companies.
You can assume that everything you do through #Chrome or #Safari is collected, saved to your data profile, and used for targeted advertising. Your data is shared between browsers only if you are "signed in" to the same account. So you should use different browsers for different online activities.
The practice is called #compartmentalisation.
For example: 👇🏾