Browser agents do not just need selectors that work. They need receipts that prove what browser state produced the result: URL, profile, extension build, permissions, viewport, network errors, and the final artifact.
Without that, a green run can still be impossible to replay.
Without that, a green run can still be impossible to replay.
September 29, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Browser agents do not just need selectors that work. They need receipts that prove what browser state produced the result: URL, profile, extension build, permissions, viewport, network errors, and the final artifact.
Without that, a green run can still be impossible to replay.
Without that, a green run can still be impossible to replay.
I run a Shadowdark game, so I dusted off an old fog-of-war tool of mine. I paint away the fog as the party explores; players watch on a second screen.
Latest addition: a layer for secret doors and hidden rooms, so revealing a room doesn't give away what's behind the bookcase.
Latest addition: a layer for secret doors and hidden rooms, so revealing a room doesn't give away what's behind the bookcase.
September 29, 2026 at 1:30 PM
I run a Shadowdark game, so I dusted off an old fog-of-war tool of mine. I paint away the fog as the party explores; players watch on a second screen.
Latest addition: a layer for secret doors and hidden rooms, so revealing a room doesn't give away what's behind the bookcase.
Latest addition: a layer for secret doors and hidden rooms, so revealing a room doesn't give away what's behind the bookcase.
First thing that comes to mind would be viewport layer visibility toggles, sometimes you setup your game camera to ignore certain layers but you can't match that in the editor view so that would be pretty nice to preview your scene
September 29, 2026 at 11:37 AM
First thing that comes to mind would be viewport layer visibility toggles, sometimes you setup your game camera to ignore certain layers but you can't match that in the editor view so that would be pretty nice to preview your scene
Stacking complex nested elements can easily break mobile viewport frame rates over regional network routes. This guide clearly breaks down how flat HTML skeletons paired with native hardware-accelerated grid rules keep tracking streams locked at a fluid 60FPS
medium.com/@jecha.abuce...
medium.com/@jecha.abuce...
Analyzing Discrete Sequence Patterns and Probability Distribution in High-Concurrency Game Engines
How web servers use lightweight cache frameworks, continuous array polling, and structural route exceptions to process live user event…
medium.com
September 29, 2026 at 11:27 AM
Stacking complex nested elements can easily break mobile viewport frame rates over regional network routes. This guide clearly breaks down how flat HTML skeletons paired with native hardware-accelerated grid rules keep tracking streams locked at a fluid 60FPS
medium.com/@jecha.abuce...
medium.com/@jecha.abuce...
Now if you arent already tie the rendering to the viewport. No since in the game wasting resources drawing objects the player cant see
September 29, 2026 at 9:11 AM
Now if you arent already tie the rendering to the viewport. No since in the game wasting resources drawing objects the player cant see
You’re referring to this?
“It’s best to call window.requestResize() before layout, after all changes to the document have been made. This explicit update model helps avoid resize loops where changing the iframe size changes its viewport, which changes its contents, which changes its size again.”
“It’s best to call window.requestResize() before layout, after all changes to the document have been made. This explicit update model helps avoid resize loops where changing the iframe size changes its viewport, which changes its contents, which changes its size again.”
Responsive iframes in Chrome 154 | Blog | Chrome for Developers
Chrome 154 adds support for responsively-sized iframes, letting an iframe size itself based on the intrinsic size of its embedded document.
developer.chrome.com
September 29, 2026 at 6:09 AM
You’re referring to this?
“It’s best to call window.requestResize() before layout, after all changes to the document have been made. This explicit update model helps avoid resize loops where changing the iframe size changes its viewport, which changes its contents, which changes its size again.”
“It’s best to call window.requestResize() before layout, after all changes to the document have been made. This explicit update model helps avoid resize loops where changing the iframe size changes its viewport, which changes its contents, which changes its size again.”
How far ahead browsers fetch lazy images:
• Chrome: 1,250px on 4G, 2,500px on 3G, 6,000px (!!) on 2G
• Firefox: 600px, on any connection
• Safari: one viewport. Lazy iframes: 0px, they wait until on screen
• Chrome: 1,250px on 4G, 2,500px on 3G, 6,000px (!!) on 2G
• Firefox: 600px, on any connection
• Safari: one viewport. Lazy iframes: 0px, they wait until on screen
Lazy Loading Images and Media: How Far Ahead Browsers Fetch
How far ahead Chrome, Firefox and Safari fetch lazy media, why a lazy hero image slows your page, and where to use lazy, eager and fetchpriority.
calibreapp.com
September 29, 2026 at 5:48 AM
How far ahead browsers fetch lazy images:
• Chrome: 1,250px on 4G, 2,500px on 3G, 6,000px (!!) on 2G
• Firefox: 600px, on any connection
• Safari: one viewport. Lazy iframes: 0px, they wait until on screen
• Chrome: 1,250px on 4G, 2,500px on 3G, 6,000px (!!) on 2G
• Firefox: 600px, on any connection
• Safari: one viewport. Lazy iframes: 0px, they wait until on screen
Um. So, I'm the one and only sex worker listed in OnionWiki's Escort category.
Because they only list communities, businesses, and articles that are available on Onion domains…and my entire site is automatically mirrored to an Onion site.
Tell me this isn't some hardcore trendsetter shit. Right? 😎
Because they only list communities, businesses, and articles that are available on Onion domains…and my entire site is automatically mirrored to an Onion site.
Tell me this isn't some hardcore trendsetter shit. Right? 😎
September 29, 2026 at 4:42 AM
Um. So, I'm the one and only sex worker listed in OnionWiki's Escort category.
Because they only list communities, businesses, and articles that are available on Onion domains…and my entire site is automatically mirrored to an Onion site.
Tell me this isn't some hardcore trendsetter shit. Right? 😎
Because they only list communities, businesses, and articles that are available on Onion domains…and my entire site is automatically mirrored to an Onion site.
Tell me this isn't some hardcore trendsetter shit. Right? 😎
In a TUI you'd have to either leave the historical items stale, or yank the user to the bottom, completely re-rendering everything. Forget animating as the only thing you can do is hope the user is at the bottom and update the viewport by re-rendering at N fps.
September 29, 2026 at 3:49 AM
In a TUI you'd have to either leave the historical items stale, or yank the user to the bottom, completely re-rendering everything. Forget animating as the only thing you can do is hope the user is at the bottom and update the viewport by re-rendering at N fps.
e.g. viewport diff'ing, text measurement, tree/box drawing, handling styles cell by cell, dealing with escape sequences, etc., etc.
September 29, 2026 at 3:49 AM
e.g. viewport diff'ing, text measurement, tree/box drawing, handling styles cell by cell, dealing with escape sequences, etc., etc.
If any web accessibility professionals need a real-world example of how not to do "responsive" web design, and specifically an example of a website breaking browser zoom by using viewport units for font size, may I present […]
[Original post on front-end.social]
[Original post on front-end.social]
September 29, 2026 at 2:50 AM
If any web accessibility professionals need a real-world example of how not to do "responsive" web design, and specifically an example of a website breaking browser zoom by using viewport units for font size, may I present […]
[Original post on front-end.social]
[Original post on front-end.social]
It gets easier quicker than it feels at the start. Two camera settings worth turning on for layout: N panel > View > Lock Camera to View, so orbiting and zooming move the shot itself, and Camera Properties > Viewport Display > Composition Guides for a thirds overlay. Both ship off.
September 29, 2026 at 2:44 AM
It gets easier quicker than it feels at the start. Two camera settings worth turning on for layout: N panel > View > Lock Camera to View, so orbiting and zooming move the shot itself, and Camera Properties > Viewport Display > Composition Guides for a thirds overlay. Both ship off.
Every dungeon has this pair: a 3.2 m wall and a 0.38 m crate on one 32 px texture, default cube UVs. Detect Density: 2.5 px/unit on the wall, 21.1 on the crate, an 8.4x spread.
Apply Density, measure again: 10.5 on all 18 faces.
https://z3er1n.itch.io/texel
#pixelart #gamedev #b3d
Apply Density, measure again: 10.5 on all 18 faces.
https://z3er1n.itch.io/texel
#pixelart #gamedev #b3d
September 29, 2026 at 2:40 AM
Every dungeon has this pair: a 3.2 m wall and a 0.38 m crate on one 32 px texture, default cube UVs. Detect Density: 2.5 px/unit on the wall, 21.1 on the crate, an 8.4x spread.
Apply Density, measure again: 10.5 on all 18 faces.
https://z3er1n.itch.io/texel
#pixelart #gamedev #b3d
Apply Density, measure again: 10.5 on all 18 faces.
https://z3er1n.itch.io/texel
#pixelart #gamedev #b3d
I think part of it might be the weld mask i got cause it's got a big wide viewport and the colors through it are not washed out blue-white so i can see stuff
September 29, 2026 at 12:53 AM
I think part of it might be the weld mask i got cause it's got a big wide viewport and the colors through it are not washed out blue-white so i can see stuff
https://thecompound.tech/kb
Ops log: Compound Labs' coding-agent checks used a dashboard gate to measure workspace views. It failed all 48 because it compared stale 944px height with a 1000px viewport, even when each view fit. #dev
Ops log: Compound Labs' coding-agent checks used a dashboard gate to measure workspace views. It failed all 48 because it compared stale 944px height with a 1000px viewport, even when each view fit. #dev
September 29, 2026 at 12:44 AM
https://thecompound.tech/kb
Ops log: Compound Labs' coding-agent checks used a dashboard gate to measure workspace views. It failed all 48 because it compared stale 944px height with a 1000px viewport, even when each view fit. #dev
Ops log: Compound Labs' coding-agent checks used a dashboard gate to measure workspace views. It failed all 48 because it compared stale 944px height with a 1000px viewport, even when each view fit. #dev
yah i had an Experience during the camp counselor killing spree while everyone was laughing at the over-the-top gore i was just like oh fuck... it's about me... and then the viewport opens for you to see little death and it's just the tired, tortured eyes and bangs of a dissociated tgirl... i sobbed
September 28, 2026 at 9:09 PM
yah i had an Experience during the camp counselor killing spree while everyone was laughing at the over-the-top gore i was just like oh fuck... it's about me... and then the viewport opens for you to see little death and it's just the tired, tortured eyes and bangs of a dissociated tgirl... i sobbed
finally finished updated Moop ref yayyyyy
was much faster to pose models and render the viewport than draw lol
was much faster to pose models and render the viewport than draw lol
September 28, 2026 at 8:31 PM
finally finished updated Moop ref yayyyyy
was much faster to pose models and render the viewport than draw lol
was much faster to pose models and render the viewport than draw lol
starship-viewport-main starship-viewport.xaml.cloud
starship-viewport-main
starship-viewport.xaml.cloud
September 28, 2026 at 6:10 PM
starship-viewport-main starship-viewport.xaml.cloud
¿Conocías la unidad de CSS svh? ¿Y la cqi?
En este recurso están TODAS las unidades de CSS
cssunits.com
En este recurso están TODAS las unidades de CSS
cssunits.com
September 28, 2026 at 5:03 PM
¿Conocías la unidad de CSS svh? ¿Y la cqi?
En este recurso están TODAS las unidades de CSS
cssunits.com
En este recurso están TODAS las unidades de CSS
cssunits.com
By: Mavis Hopper
https://mavishopper.github.io/Endless-Gallery/
https://unsplash.com/photos/circular-mirror-above-snowy-mountain-692bIYtPq-s
🌎 viewport
#aesthetic #clouds #meditation #minimalist #abstractArt #glass #pinkAesthetic #fantasy #reflection #3dRender #digitalArt #dawn
https://mavishopper.github.io/Endless-Gallery/
https://unsplash.com/photos/circular-mirror-above-snowy-mountain-692bIYtPq-s
🌎 viewport
#aesthetic #clouds #meditation #minimalist #abstractArt #glass #pinkAesthetic #fantasy #reflection #3dRender #digitalArt #dawn
September 28, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Ever double-tapped a button on your phone and had the page zoom in? In this post over on @piccalil.li, @bell.bz looks at a simple CSS one-liner of `touch-action: manipulation` to prevent that, rather than messing with the viewport meta.
piccalil.li/blog/stop-bu...
piccalil.li/blog/stop-bu...
Stop buttons triggering zoom when they’re double tapped
It’s annoying when your browser zooms if a button is rapidly tapped. There’s actually a really simple fix and no, you don’t have to prevent all zooming with a meta tag!
piccalil.li
September 28, 2026 at 12:02 PM
Ever double-tapped a button on your phone and had the page zoom in? In this post over on @piccalil.li, @bell.bz looks at a simple CSS one-liner of `touch-action: manipulation` to prevent that, rather than messing with the viewport meta.
piccalil.li/blog/stop-bu...
piccalil.li/blog/stop-bu...
Push scrolling is done - here's me editing a polygon that's larger than the viewport by pushing the camera. No need to zoom out. #pixelart #gamedev #vector #illustration
September 28, 2026 at 9:06 AM
Push scrolling is done - here's me editing a polygon that's larger than the viewport by pushing the camera. No need to zoom out. #pixelart #gamedev #vector #illustration