Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-02-01

2026年2月1日

• Understanding the fundamentals of CSS Layout | Polypane

  "When developers say that CSS is hard, they're usually talking about CSS layout. What often gets omitted though is that developers are assumed to understand and effectively use CSS without being taught how it works in the first place."

• Lowering the specificity of multiple rules at once - Manuel Matuzovic

  "Let's say you don't have any cascade layers in your CSS. By adding a third-party file containing all rules nested in a layer, all your rules will override the rules within that layer, since unlayered rules have precedence over layered ones."

• CSS in 2026: The new features reshaping frontend development - LogRocket Blog

  "This also feels especially relevant in the age of AI. The simpler and more declarative these features are, the less likely an agent is to over-engineer a solution or invent behavior you didn't ask for."

• How Web Performance Impacts User Experience | DebugBear

  "When you look at your business and page speed metrics you'll often see strong correlations. But more often than not it's not a causal relationship!"

• Mozilla, get yo shit together plz

  "For now, I'm sticking with Vivaldi. They're not FOSS, which really fucking sucks, but I'm willing to overlook that for everything else they provide. They have taken a principled stand against AI, they're constantly adding useful features, and the customizability is unmatched."

• "WCAG is difficult to read, don't read it" is a self-fulfilling prophecy · Eric Eggert

  "In the last few years a few "easier to read" WCAG resources have popped up, and on inspection, they are all losing out on nuance, because if you add all that information back into the success criterion, all you have done is writing another Understanding document, and we already have those. And suddenly the "easy version" does not feel so easy anymore."

• 50 Years at the National Air and Space Museum | National Air and Space Museum

  "On July 1, 1976, the doors of the National Air and Space Museum's iconic location on the National Mall opened to the public for the first time. In 2026, the Museum is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Find out how we're marking the anniversary."