Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-12-11

2025年12月11日

• Is Helium the Browser Brave Was Meant to Be?

  "Helium sticks closely to the Chromium core, but builds on it with privacy-respecting features, built-in adblocking, and useful shortcuts that save time without compromising safety."

• New RSL Web Standard and Collective Rights Organization Automate Content Licensing for the AI-First Internet and enable Fair Compensation for Millions of Publishers and Creators | RSL: Really Simple Licensing

  "Today, the RSL Technical Steering Committee, comprised of leading Internet, media, and technology companies, announced the publication of the official standards specification for Really Simple Licensing (RSL) 1.0, the first licensing standard to protect content in the AI era."

• Frequently Asked Questions About Web Sustainability - Mightybytes

  "Numerous laws, policies, directives, and standards related to web sustainability have been introduced around the world. This regulatory guidance exists in various states--development (draft), consultation, or awaiting approval in the jurisdictions where they are relevant."

• Lazy Loading Images Based on Screen Size :: Aaron Gustafson

  "Performance Benefit: Unlike picture or srcset which always load some image, lazy-img can completely skip loading images on screens below your threshold. This saves bandwidth and improves performance for users on smaller devices or slower connections."

• Public design systems are worth it

  "These decisions are infectious. And on the flip-side, other teams take notice when a system opens up. Those cases make it easier to do the same. "Everyone's doing it" is a powerful driver in the corporate world."

• I Ran an AI Misinformation Experiment. Every Marketer Should See the Results

  "Create an FAQ that clearly states what's true and what's false--especially where rumors exist. Use direct lines like "We have never been acquired" or "We don't share production numbers," and add schema markup."