Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-03-15

2026年3月15日

• Your Browser Becomes Your WordPress - WordPress News

  "With my.WordPress.net, WordPress runs entirely and persistently in your browser. There's no sign-up, no hosting plan, and no domain decision standing between you and getting started."

• Mozilla is working on a big Firefox redesign, here is what it looks like - Neowin

  "From the mockups, it appears Mozilla took some inspiration from Google's Material You (or at least, the dynamic color extraction part of it) because the browser color accent appears influenced by the wallpaper setting. Choosing a mint-green desktop background automatically shifts the top navigation bars to match that exact shade."

• SpeedCurve | How fast is fast enough? Rethinking web performance in pragmagical terms

  "users don't praise these products for being fast. They praise them for being great. Fast is invisible, and that invisibility makes it powerful."

• You might not need role="presentation" - Piccalilli

  "The only real use cases would be tabbed interfaces, the menu pattern and email templates, but even here, one could (if possible) switch to plain text emails and avoid using role="presentation"."

• Define the Theme Color for Safari 26 ・ grooovinger

  "On Safari 26 on MacOS/iOS/iPadOS 26 the theme color for the browser UI is either taken from the site's body background color or from a position-fixed element at the very top of the page with a background-color if there is one. theme-color meta tag and theme_color manifest member do not affect the browser theme color."

• Accessibility people are a superpower | Jared Cunha

  "That kind of collaboration is a superpower. I'm not saying that teams without accessibility folks don't collaborate, but the teams that do have them collaborate differently, and more reflexively."

• Yes, Learning to Code Is Still Valuable

  "That's why I say fundamentals matter again. Algorithms, distributed systems, hardware, caching, networking, databases--they're not just academic topics. They're the foundation for judging what AI creates. You can't learn them by watching. You learn by building."