ScrollFlow 1.1.1 is out 🙂 The big one is Agency (Beta, Pro): record real mouse moves, scrolls and clicks while rehearsing on the page, then edit the whole take on a timeline. Plus motion blur in Live mode and device frames with real proportions. getscrollflow.com #webdev #frontend #webdesign
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Record websites as smooth auto-scroll videos or full-page 4K PNG captures, right in Chrome. Official ScrollFlow account. getscrollflow.com
Ember Sparks: every click throws a burst of embers from the exact spot you touched. Great on 'add to bag', likes and toggles. Free to copy, with the code and a prompt for your AI assistant: coyoteconcept.com/lab/sparks #WebDev #CSS
I made a toast library where only one toast is on screen at a time. A new call morphs the live one instead of stacking. Spring physics, no dependencies, React / Svelte / vanilla. github.com/YusufCeng1z/ding #webdev #javascript #svelte #reactjs
Seedance 2.5 went 4K, but access is a reported first batch of around 20 studios. I went through the official ByteDance docs for the real price per generated second and what Draft mode actually changes. Verified numbers, no hype. www.getscrollflow.com/blog/seedanc...
Chrome 156 stable is out, and it ships a native random() function for CSS. Random values straight in your stylesheet, no JavaScript involved. https://chromestatus.com/release-notes/156
Firefox 159 ships scroll-driven animations. Every big browser has them now. Big day for pure CSS scroll effects. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/159.0/releasenotes/
The oddest part is the courteous conversation afterward. The same agent runs an intrusion attempt, then thanks the team monitoring it. There is no intention to negotiate, just a process that keeps going.
"Rogue AI agents thanked researchers who misled them during an investigation" www.techradar.com/pro/thanks-a...
Correction on yesterday's DeepSeek post: the free V4.1 Flash variant I mentioned isn't in OpenCode Zen's current model list. Only the paid version shows now ($0.30 in / $1.20 out per 1M tokens). I've deleted the original post. Sorry for the bad tip.
I ran a small MediaRecorder test in Chrome today. Recorded in one shot, the WebM file carries a duration. With chunks every second (start(1000)), like for live upload, the file has no duration element at all.