Who do I need to lobby in order to get and more granular scrollbar styling abilities in Firefox? Or is this a web standards thing?
Asking because my favorite user CSS to apply to websites is to make the scrollbar about twice as big.
I’m a software engineer, side-project enthusiast, hobbyist game developer, sometimes writer, and full-time wheelchair user. Find me on Mastodon.
March 16, 2024
Delve into an unconventional Mac setup as you take on my point-of-view and learn to use a Mac using only a mouse.
February 13, 2024
Let’s be sad together for a moment, and then get back to our regularly-scheduled programming.
January 28, 2024
Take that Big Tech! I’m taking back my internet one small-web app at a time. This time I talk chat.
Who do I need to lobby in order to get and more granular scrollbar styling abilities in Firefox? Or is this a web standards thing?
Asking because my favorite user CSS to apply to websites is to make the scrollbar about twice as big.
A little bit of a ShopTalk spoiler but at one point I mentioned regretting that I used polling instead of web sockets on a home-cooked chat app/site.
Well, over the weekend I integrated Pusher which is a web-sockets-as-a-service product. It worked great. Their free plan is more than enough for a home-cooked app.
Backstory: https://blakewatson.com/journal/building-our-own-private-discord-knockoff/
I’m not sure what deity I crossed, but for no reason whatsoever I have It’s Gonna Be Me by NSYNC on repeat in my head.
Also, you’re a month early, boys. It’s gonna be April.
I've been messing around with some CSS for styling blog posts for like three days now and keep changing my mind. Is there a word for this? It's like CSS decision paralysis.
I just got done recording an episode of @shoptalkshow with Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier!
It was fun. Hope yall like trig because there were some tangents. Should be out in a couple weeks.