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In 2014, W3C committed to produce an HTML revision roughly every year. Last year, it released HTML 5.1 and continued the commitment. Now, HTML 5.2 is here as the second revision of HTML5. As expected, it has become the official W3C Recommendation and provides a significant cleanup of the specification as well as bug fixes. Some […]
Web Privacy Measurement is the observation of websites and serves to detect, characterize and quantify privacy-impacting behaviors. Applications of Web Privacy Measurement include the detection of price discrimination, targeted news articles and new forms of browser fingerprinting. Although originally focused solely on privacy violations, WPM now encompasses measuring security violations on the web as well. […]
Short Bytes: W3C has published the official HTML 5.1 Recommendation, making it the standard version of HTML. Coming with a bunch of useful new features, HTML 5.1 replaces HTML 5. The 3 intersting features that have arrived with this version are the < picture >, < dialog >, and the < summary > & < details […]
Short Bytes: TOR Browser 6.0 has been released with multiple changes and improvements. Powered by Firefox 45-ESR, the latest release marks the improvements in video playback with a better support for HTML5. Following the footsteps of Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, TOR’s first stable release in the 6.0 series also removes the support for SHA-1 certificates. […]
Short Bytes: While playing Super Mario Bros in your desktop web browser was already possible, a coder has given us another reason to be excited about. Written in OCaml, Mattew has created HTML5 Mario and named it MariOCaml. Read more to know its features and play it right now. Matthew Hsu, a young coder from Cornell […]
After being an object of constant criticism universally by IT professionals for being volatile, unstable and unreliable, the time has come to bid farewell to Adobe Flash and welcome its new and improved version Animate. Adobe has renamed Flash Professional CC as Animate CC and moved the pivot to HTML5. Adobe tried its best to […]