Raindrop.io Bookmarks 03/18/2025

2025年3月18日

• The macOS inline dictionary has a shortcut | Stefan Judis Web Development

  "today I learned the macOS Dictionary app (which I barely use) provides inline help. You can bring it up with ⌘⌃D (D for dictionary)."

• Introducing command and commandfor  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers

  "With the command and commandfor attributes, buttons can now perform actions on other elements declaratively, bringing the ergonomics of a framework without sacrificing flexibility. The commandfor button takes an ID--similar to the for attribute--while command accepts built-in values, enabling a more portable and intuitive approach."

• Web Components Vs. Framework Components: What's The Difference? -- Smashing Magazine

  "Framework components are framework-specific reusable bits of code. They are regarded as the building blocks of the framework on which they are built and possess several benefits over Web Components"

• Styling Counters in CSS | CSS-Tricks

  "Going from the most basic ways to style lists directly in HTML to advanced customization techniques that are even capable of making things that aren't lists look like lists."

• Reddit adds Hide option for ads across platform

  "Reddit's new ad hiding feature creates stronger incentives to deliver relevant, quality advertising experiences. When users can block an advertiser's entire account for at least a year with just one click, poor targeting or low-quality creative could result in permanent audience loss."

• Better Anchor Positioning with position-area | OddBird

  "One of the key differences between using anchor() and position-area is that position-area creates a new containing block for the positioned element."

• The Fediverse Isn't the Future. It's the Present We've Been Denied.

  "The problem isn't that the fediverse isn't viable. The problem isn't that it's "too complicated." The problem is that the giants of Silicon Valley have spent 20 years convincing us that anything outside their control isn't worth our time."