Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox Leftovers
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Chrome 74 beta: reducing unwanted motion, private class fields, and feature policy API
Unless otherwise noted, changes described below apply to the newest Chrome Beta channel release for Android, Android WebView, Chrome OS, Linux, macOS, and Windows. View a complete list of the features in Chrome 74 on ChromeStatus.com. Chrome 74 is beta as of March 22, 2019.
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Chrome 74 Beta Released With CSS Media Query To Prefer Reduced Motion/Animations
Google engineers are ending out their work week by issuing the beta of Chrome 74.
The Chrome 74 Beta features the CSS "prefers-reduced-motion" media query for honoring accessibility settings for those that may want to reduce/eliminate animations or other motions. Also on the developer side is ECMAScript private class fields, a JavaScript API for feature policy, CSS transition events, WebRTC additions, and other changes.
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Mike Conley: Firefox Front-End Performance Update #15
Firefox 66 has been released, Firefox 67 is out on the beta channel, and Firefox 68 is cooking for the folks on the Nightly channel! These trains don’t stop!
With that, let’s take a quick peek at what the Firefox Front-end Performance team has been doing these past few weeks…
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SUMO A/B Experiments
This year the SUMO team is focused on learning what to improve on our site. As part of that, we spent January setting support.mozilla.org up for A/B testing and last week we ran our first test!
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Get the tablet experience you deserve with Firefox for iPad
We know that iPads aren’t just bigger versions of iPhones. You use them differently, you need them for different things. So rather than just make a bigger version of our browser for iOS, we made Firefox for iPad look and feel like it was custom made for a tablet. Mostly because it was.
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