Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-01-09

2026年1月9日

• Information is still free - The History of the Web

  "Information, in other words, wants to be free. And that underpinned the philosophy of the early web. It led CERN to make an important decision, and release the web's protocols into the public domain for everyone to use. The amount of information that's been shared and compiled as a result of the web is incalculable. It's one of the greatest achievements of modern history."

• Common misconceptions about testing accessibility - TetraLogical

  "We are all unique. Each of us, either with or without a disability, have our own needs and preferences, and use digital products in different ways. For example, not all people use screen readers in the same way."

• Bruce Lawson's personal site  : 2026: Out with the old, in with the new

  "Of course, I will fight on as I have been doing, both before and during my employment with Vivaldi. I'll work with other browsers and civil society organisations, to keep the web open, and free,"

• Open Web Advocacy 2025 in Review - Open Web Advocacy

  "A lot happened in 2025 for browsers and web apps with new investigations, laws, and court cases across the EU, Japan, the US, Australia, and the UK. OWA continues to play a key role in pushing for fair and effective browser and web app competition on all platforms. Apple is now barred from blocking third-party browser engines on iOS in 28 countries, soon likely 30."

• The Enshittifinancial Crisis

  "We have now entered Enshittification Stage 4, where businesses turn on shareholders."

• Deciphering Glyph :: The Next Thing Will Not Be Big

  "Even if you were going to scale up to infinity, the ability to scale down and consider smaller deployments means that you can run more comfortably on, for example, a developer's laptop."

• Blogging Beyond the Wall - Chuck Grimmett

  "Your blog is where you can be you. You post what you want, when you want. Algorithms and mad king tech overlords be damned."