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Over a year ago, we announced the Topics API, a proposal for interest-based advertising. Topics is designed to enable websites
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There is a new PHP release in town!
There is a new PHP release in town!
There is a new PHP release in town!
Federated Credential Management API (FedCM) is a web API for privacy-preserving identity federation. With identity federation, an RP (relying party)
A few weeks back, we announced that Search Central Live is coming to a few locations in Asia Pacific throughout
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# Introduction (This article is also available in form of a video.) In 2021, Adobe, together with Chrome engineering, brought
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With WordCamp Europe 2023 in June, we feature Stefano Cassone, a web designer, photographer and volunteer translator, who believes his
Here's what you need to know: CSS [text-wrap: balance] (#text-wrap-balance) is available to improve text layouts. Cookies partitioned by top
# Introduction (This article is also available in form of a video.) Construct 3 is a game editor developed by
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As part of our efforts to improve privacy on the web, the Chrome team has been actively working to prevent
You did it and I think congratulations are in order! You, dear WordPress enthusiast, have helped WordPress thrive for the
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