Niya

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It’s ‘Guess the speaker’ time for our final speaker! Our clues for you this time are…This speaker had an obsession with fonts and does not like Meatloaf. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try and figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

A banner with a question mark on the left and text on the right that reads: Who is our last speaker? State of the Browser, Saturday 28 Fabruary 2026, Barbican Centre, London.

The time to announce our first speaker at #SotB26 has come! We already told you about them, but is it who you think it is? The speaker who enjoys scuba diving and in 2017, became a professional dive leader is…Bramus Van Damme! Bramus will talk to you about the Anchor Positioning API. #SotB26

A banner with a picture of Bramus Van Damme and text that reads: Brammus Van Damme, Anchors aweigh! Tethering Elements in Pure CSS with Anchor Positioning. State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

Before we announce our first speaker, you should get to know them a bit, right? Our clue is…This person enjoys scuba diving and in 2017 became a professional dive leader. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to talk to each other and figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

A banner with a question mark that reads: Who is our first speaker? State of the Browser, Saturday 28 Fabruary 2026, Barbican Centre, London

State of the Browser has confirmed how much I love smaller, community-driven developer events. We can't all afford to fund a diversity ticket or be a sponsor, but we can help by Buying Tickets Early! Especially for events not geared to people with education budgets from big companies. #SofB2025

Reserve your place at the London, State of the Browser web conference on Saturday 29th March. This event presents an excellent opportunity to network with fellow web enthusiasts, exchange innovative ideas, and explore the latest trends influencing the future of web standards 🌎