Brian Kardell

@bkardell.com

Brian, you know, from the Internet. Dev Advocate at Igalia | Co-author Extensible Web Manifesto | Standards Dude (Igalia AC/OpenJS) https://bkardell.com/links | he/him

What are some things you could have a pwa or even just a shortcut to a good site for but you choose to install and use a native app instead, and why? For me, i have a lot of apps i was begrudgingly forced into downloading for some benefit they wouldn't provide on the web.

Ok, maybe a controversial opinion but i just watched Supergirl and...why did it bomb? I liked it so much better than all of the other dc movies I've seen? I haven't seen flash or man of tomorrow - i came back to see what Milly was like as sg, and..i really enjoyed it!

Was randomly thinking today about how much collective effort was spent in the past trying to achieve the "holy grail layout" or making things have rounded corners or flexibly sized background patterns and things.

Today's random wish: Audio only for YouTube. The reason is that I often find videos of talks and things that I want to listen to. I'd love to do it while I walk, or while driving in the car, like a podcast... But lots of things make those improbable as video/normal YouTube

Has anyone ever done like, a cable subscription, but for news online? Like, I don't mind paying for news but I get links to a million sites and I'm not managing subscriptions to all of them individually.

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