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Google’s controversial Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) experiment now has a feature flag within Chrome Canary (the nightly build of … Continue reading Chrome Canary Adds Flag for Disabling FLoC Testing →

Joomla has announced plans to block Google’s Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) by default going forward. The 3.9.2.7 security update, … Continue reading Joomla Blocks FLoC by Default, Drupal Moves to Block FLoC in Upcoming 9.2 Release →

The internet was set abuzz yesterday after Google officially confirmed that it has been testing a Follow button for websites … Continue reading Google Aims to “Revitalize RSS” and Recapture Users’ Trust with Experimental Follow Button in Chrome →

Last week WordPress contributors began a heated discussion regarding blocking FLoC (Federated Learning of Cohorts). Google’s experimental alternative to third-party … Continue reading FLoC Blocking Discussion Continues on WordPress Trac →

WordPress contributors are proposing the project take an active position on Google’s Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC). This particular mechanism … Continue reading WordPress Contributors Propose Blocking FLoC in Core →

Chrome’s upcoming version 90 will use https:// by default in the address bar, bringing a significant improvement to security and loading speed. … Continue reading Chrome 90 to Use HTTPS by Default in the Address Bar →

Chrome Canary, the browser’s nightly build for developers, has been testing a new Follow button, as spotted on Android by … Continue reading Chrome is Testing a Follow Button for Websites →

The Google Security Team has announced a timeline for when Chrome will begin blocking mixed content by default in order … Continue reading Google Chrome Announces Rollout Plan for Blocking Mixed Content Beginning January 2020 →

EditorsKit is becoming somewhat of a “hotfix” plugin for Gutenberg, especially with the additions to the 1.14 release this week. … Continue reading EditorsKit Adds Nofollow Options for Links, Fixes Bug with Gutenberg Metaboxes Overlapping in Chrome →

The latest version of Chrome (76) shipped with a new “loading” attribute that allows developers to specify resources, such as … Continue reading Chrome 76 Adds Native Lazy-Loading, WordPress Contributors Continue Discussion Regarding Core Support →

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Jen McFarland, Web Services Coordinator at NC state’s Office … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 324 – Getting NC State Gutenready →

As part of a long term plan to push the web to adopt HTTPS encryption, Google Chrome is now marking … Continue reading Google Chrome Rolls Out “Not Secure” Warning for Plain HTTP Sites →