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b1tr0t
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Comment #32021435
Hi! I'm a PM on the Chrome web platform team working on advanced apps including PWAs. Can you tell me more about what's missing in PWAs in terms of support and UX? PWAs are well su…
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Comment #22704661
Mentioned in another comment, but to be clear, our team contributes to MDN, and will continue to do so. Web.dev is not an MDN replacement.
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Comment #22704632
Our team actively contributes to MDN. Web.dev is not an MDN replacement, it's a channel for guides & other supporting documentation.
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Comment #22704619
As another user mentioned, we do contribute to MDN. MDN is where we point devs for reference documentation. web.dev is for guides, how to's and other support docs.
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Comment #22704612
Background geo, including geofencing is challenging, but there may be a way forward. We're exploring this conceptually, but it's not in the plan for 2020. I'd certainly like to be …
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Comment #22704278
Thanks for the feedback! This is now the reference "first PWA" example: https://web.dev/codelab-make-installable . Let me know if you find it easier for new devs to get started wit…
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Comment #22688661
Hi there, I'm the product manager for PWAs on the Chrome team. Very interested in hearing about pain points you've had building out PWAs, especially if there's features you were ke…
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Comment #18170700
From a Canadian viewpoint, the last couple of years of populism has been a bit like discovering your favorite Uncle has a probably lethal opiate addiction. But, you're going to get…
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Comment #14687018
I believe the goal of the study was to explore how visual perceptions & expectations could influence the perception of taste. Have you ever been focused on an activity and had more…
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Comment #14614974
There isn't a lot of good data on foreign transactions because regional and federal governments have worked hard to make sure data was not collected on it. Popular pressure is slow…
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Comment #14006279
The only way I can see to fix this is if there was more economic incentive for advertisers to care about the quality of the articles where their ads are placed. There must have bee…
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Comment #13215988
Maybe some, but not all. An old but concrete example: Andy Grove, in High Output Management, describes a fairly typical 8 to 5 day in which he works until he's tired, with level of…
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Comment #13090361
"I lost faith in democracy after the election because of the amount of companies and people that feel like the only way to beat Trump in the next election is to suppress the freedo…
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Comment #13041017
Do you have a preferred brand or online source? I've also had good experiences with St Johns wort but found quality varies a lot from what you get at a pharmacy.
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Comment #13040435
The tremor was something I was aware of since I was a kid, showed up in bad handwriting and general "clumsiness" with fine motor movements. Nobody ever thought much of it other tha…
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Comment #13039875
OK - I'll bite. I haven't seen anyone mention medications here but personally I use propranolol. Life. Changing. For the first while I took it every day as prescribed for my ET. 20…
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Comment #10383561
It's been pulled from that URL unfortunately. There's a few copies floating around if you google the filename unfortunately they don't come from as authoritative a URL as the .gov …
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Comment #8322312
I'm by no means a medieval scholar. But this doesn't mesh at all with the information in the"The Swerve" by Stephen Greenblatt (a national book award winner). The texts of the paga…
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Comment #6293584
Noted and filed! Thank you!
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Comment #6292891
The first CSS file on a page is blocking for all modern browsers regardless of JS or no JS. Exceptions for: * media queries, which are evaluated, if the CSS is not applicable it is…
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Comment #6292869
Dead on! The overhead with gzip is very tiny. The size of the payload should also not be a factor in the cached condition.
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Comment #6292859
Article author here -- I agree, it would be interesting to see results. One reason for using more than a single image: no navigation timing API in iOS. iOS may now lag behind Andro…
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Comment #5816542
Location: Vancouver, Canada (yes, it looks like the postcards here when the sun is out) Company: Mobify, http://www.mobify.com Sponsorship: Available for technical roles Type of em…
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Comment #5207897
Your graphs are pretty -- and it's an interesting page, but your ping section makes me wonder about the rest of your data. You don't qualify what you're pinging, but if we're talki…