Non-interactive Elements with the inert attribute
Learn how the inert attribute provides an efficient way to hide elements from assistive technology and disable element interactions such as being focused, clicked, edited, or selected.
Conversion Fraud Prevention and Replacement For Tracking Pixels
Private Click Measurement:
Conversion Fraud Prevention and Replacement For Tracking Pixels
Welcome to the fourth feature update on Private Click Measurement, our proposed web standard for measuring advertising in a privacy-preserving way.
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 143
Safari Technology Preview Release 143 is now available for download for macOS Big Sur and of macOS Monterey.
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 142
Safari Technology Preview Release 142 is now available for download for macOS Big Sur and macOS Monterey.
New WebKit Features in Safari 15.4
With over 70 additions to WebKit, Safari 15.4 is packed with new web technologies, updates, and fixes.
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 141
Safari Technology Preview Release 141 is now available for download for macOS Big Sur and of macOS Monterey.
Working together on Interop 2022
From the very beginning, the web was always intended to work in any browser, on any computer.
Taming CSS Variables with Web Inspector
CSS Custom Properties, better known as CSS variables, have been widely adopted by web designers to build reusable and configurable design systems.
The File System API with Origin Private File System
WebKit supports new API that makes it possible for web apps to create, open, read, and write files directly, or create directories and enumerate their contents.
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 140
Safari Technology Preview Release 140 is now available for download for macOS Big Sur and of macOS Monterey.
Introducing the Dialog Element
Although the alert, confirm and prompt JavaScript methods are convenient, they aren’t recommended due to their script-blocking behavior.
The Focus-Indicated Pseudo-class :focus-visible
The “focus indicator”, as its name suggests, visually indicates (often with a kind of an outline) that an element has focus.