The Digital Credentials API is transforming online identity verification. Instead of uploading photos of IDs, users can now securely share verified credentials directly from their digital wallet. You can read up on the API and security best practices here: webkit.org/blog/17431/o...

The WebKit team published "Rolling the Dice with CSS random()". CSS random() is a new function to generate random values for CSS properties opening up a huge range of possibilities for procedurally generated layouts. Learn more on the WebKit blog: webkit.org/blog/17285/r...

New WebKit post! “A gentle introduction to anchor positioning” webkit.org/blog/17240/a...

Now that my blog post got the thumbs up from @zeldman.bsky.social, I can die a happy evangelist 🥰 Check out my intro to scroll-driven animations, hope you like it too ❤️ webkit.org/blog/17101/a...

Still a week left to take the State of CSS survey! The survey hasn't got as many responses as last year, so any help sharing will be much appreciated :) survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

Want to chat 1-on-1 with Safari and WebKit engineers during #WWDC25? Our teams are hosting labs this week — it’s your chance to ask questions, share feedback, and connect directly with the folks behind the browser. developer.apple.com/wwdc25/sessi... Hope to see you there!

Safari 26 beta! webkit.org/blog/16993/n...

Have you ever tried using color contrast tools backed by the WCAG 2 contrast algorithm (probably didn’t realize) — and then wonder “WHY IN THE WORLD DOES BLACK ON MEDIUM BLUE PASS WHILE WHITE ON MEDIUM BLUE FAILS?” You aren’t the only one. Learn what’s going on: webkit.org/blog/16929/c...

Have you ever wished the browser would look at a background color and pick black or white for the text — whichever one provides more contrast? Now, the `constrast-color()` function in CSS does just that. webkit.org/blog/16929/c...

If you use `lh` units in your CSS, you can start to establish vertical rhythm in your web designs. Learn how in this short & easy tutorial. webkit.org/blog/16831/l...

Say hello to responsive, adaptable shapes in CSS with the new shape() function! Instead of static SVG paths in clip-path, shape() allows you to define scalable, flexible shapes with familiar CSS units, variables, and even calc(). Learn more on the WebKit blog post. webkit.org/blog/16794/t...

I’m super excited about `text-wrap: pretty`. It does a lot more to improve typography than you might expect — at least in Safari Technology Preview 216. It improves all lines of text, not just the last 4. It enhances hyphenation & rag, not just avoiding short last lines. webkit.org/blog/16547/b...

Are you excited for masonry layouts in CSS? Wondering what’s happening? Well, a third option is emerging. One that unifies the `flex-flow` and `grid-auto-flow` properties into a whole new mechanism — Item Flow. Learn what it is, and what it means for Flexbox and Grid in webkit.org/blog/16587/i...

Web Push is exciting. But it requires service workers and a bunch of custom code that can be different from project to project. How about instead we standardize on using JSON & leave JavaScript out of it! Meet Declarative Web Push. Available in iOS and iPadOS 18.4 beta. webkit.org/blog/16535/m...

The release notes for Safari Technology Preview 210 are available covering updates to CSS, DOM, JavaScript, Rendering, Web Animations, Web API, Web Extensions, and Web Inspector. www.webkit.org/blog/16406/r...

Safari 18.2 is here! For web developers, it’s the biggest release of new features this year. Highlights include cross-document View Transitions, text-box, spatial videos in visionOS, ruby improvements, WASM garbage collection, HTTPS by default, Genmoji, and more. webkit.org/blog/16301/w...

Release notes are available for Safari Technology Preview 209 with updates to the Browser, CSS, Rendering, Scrolling, SVG, Text, Web API, Web Extensions, and Web Inspector. www.webkit.org/blog/16296/r...

I got to be part of an effort to modernize WebKit Bugzilla and we just launched it over the weekend on bugs.webkit.org #AMA

Release notes are available for Safari Technology Preview 208 with updates to CSS, JavaScript, Rendering, Scrolling, Web API, Web Authentication, Web Extensions, Web Inspector, and WebRTC. www.webkit.org/blog/16285/r...

Last one of the year! The State of JavaScript 2024 survey is now open: survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

We implemented a new value for `background-clip` called `border-area`. It lets you use CSS fill a border with a background image or gradient. This article explains how it works, and shows up the possibilities in 7 demos. #css #webdesign #webdevelopment #graphicdesign webkit.org/blog/16214/b...

Release notes are available for Safari Technology Preview 207 with updates to Accessibility, CSS, Forms, JavaScript, Loading, Networking, Rendering, Scrolling, Web Extensions, and Web Inspector. webkit.org/blog/16205/r...

"Say Goodbye to Passwords Passkey adoption is up, and problems are being fixed." https://www.fastcompany.com/91220674/is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-the-password

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