Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-11-08

2025年11月8日

• A Message from Canada's Chief Accessibility Officer

  "One thing is certain: no one has yet gotten accessibility all right, or all wrong. Everyone stands to learn a great deal from each other, be it in sharing common challenges or best practices and solutions."

• Grayscale testing: The missing step in color accessibility - Pope Tech Blog

  "For people with color vision differences, those bright red error borders or color-coded chart lines can blur into the same gray. So even when you pass contrast tests, your design might lose its message. This is where a quick grayscale test can reveal weak spots."

• Rethinking Dark Mode Image Strategies with Media Queries in HTML

  "That's the general approach: images are dimmed in dark mode, and their brightness is fully restored when they are hovered."

• Removing XSLT for a more secure browser  |  Web Platform  |  Chrome for Developers

  "When that solution isn't wanted, the polyfill offers another path. As mentioned previously, the RSS/Atom XML feed can be augmented with one line, <script src="xslt-polyfill.min.js" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"></script>, which will maintain the existing behavior of XSLT-based transformation to HTML."

• Custom Cursor Accessibility - David Bushell - Web Dev (UK)

  "Windows does not appear to scale custom CSS cursors with the system setting. Is this a bug, or a feature? I'd argue that all cursors should scale with the system setting."

• PWAscore - PWA Browser Scorecards

  "Compare Progressive Web App capabilities across popular mobile (and soon, desktop) browsers."

• Will AI Agents Kill the Web as We Know It? | Andy Budd

  "The web is about to split in two. One layer will be invisible: efficient, transactional, built for machines--powered by protocols like MCP. The other will be human-facing: emotional, experiential, and deeply brand-driven."