Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-01-31

2026年1月31日

• Did you know your browser has two accessibility trees? - Max Design

  "From the moment the DOM changes, through Blink's internal systems, through its internal accessibility tree, and finally back out into the BrowserAccessibility tree that screen readers query."

• Try text scaling support in Chrome Canary - Josh Tumath

  "And that's not great, because research by Appt shows around 37% of Android users and 34% of iOS users have changed their system-level text scale factor from the default. And web developers currently have no way to respect that."

• Beyond Manual Audits: How Automation Strengthens Accessibility - Equal Entry

  "Strong accessibility comes from combining all three: human judgment, consistent workflows, and continuous automated monitoring to keep websites usable, accessible, and trustworthy."

• The curb-cut effect - Sketchplanations

  "Angela Glover Blackwell explains how campaigning by students with disabilities in Berkeley in the early 1970s led to adding curb cuts to the Berkeley sidewalks to make access easier for those in wheelchairs. Yet it wasn't just people in wheelchairs that it helped."

• Zombie Netscape Won't Die | Hackaday

  "One thing we'd love to see are the user statistics for the Netscape ISP over the past two decades. It's hard to imagine there were a whole lot of people that were inconvenienced when AOL's random off-shoot dial-up ISP went down in November 2025."

• More invoker commands, and more reasons not to use JavaScript please | pawelgrzybek.com

  "In recent years, we have received a heap of CSS features that required not a trivial chunk of JS code a few years ago. The Invoker Commands API moved the implementation of button click handlers upstream to the HTML."

• Introducing ReliCSS: A Tool for Front-End Archaeology | Always Twisted

  "ReliCSS is an assistant during "the dig". It's a dedicated scanner that analyses CSS to identify historical artifacts or "browser hacks" that can riddle older stylesheets."