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Pillowfort, the social blogging platform, has announced that it is shutting down, as posted by its staff. The closure marks the end of the community-focused platform.
Rebuilt the Tesla Roadster demo as a playable, highly accurate simulation that preserves many real-life details.
56k.rip is an interactive website that recreates the experience of connecting to the internet in 1996 via a dial-up modem, complete with authentic sound, loading screens, and period-accurate web content.
Rapid Response 47 Chief Design Officer Jeff Gebara unveiled America.gov, the new official online home for the United States government.
A user is teasing tests of new features on desktop and web platforms, with preparations for an upcoming release next week.
The article argues that anti-AI fonts, designed to prevent AI scraping, are ineffective and harmful due to accessibility issues, privacy concerns, and the inevitability of AI bypassing them, which could enable censorship.
A guide covering pitfalls and best practices for using QR codes correctly.
The article highlights the growing prevalence of bots in website traffic, revealing that a vast majority of visits are automated rather than human.
A retrospective on the pre-Google web, covering early search engines like AltaVista and Ask Jeeves, and discovery methods like Usenet and webrings.
Hand Wave is an open-source sign language recognition system for web and iOS, backed by a Python inference service, aiming to enable translation via smart glasses.
Announcing tale.fyi, a platform that lets users read or listen to an entire book from a single link.
The article proposes a modern email protocol called HMTP built on top of HTTP, replacing SMTP components with existing technologies like WebFinger, ActivityPub, and HPKE to fix design flaws.
A web version of the Mars MIPS simulator now includes a built-in C compiler, allowing users to write and simulate MIPS assembly and C code in the browser.
Grok 4.5 is now available across web, X, and iOS and Android apps, marking a significant update to the AI assistant.
Wanix is a Wasm-native Unix sandboxing tool that lets you run and interact with real Wasm and x86 programs entirely in the browser using Web Components, inspired by Plan 9.
This article explains the various HTTP headers sent by a modern Chrome browser, including sec-ch-ua, sec-fetch, and privacy-related headers, and provides historical context.
Claude Cowork is expanding to mobile and web, enabling users to start tasks on one device and continue on another, with background execution and notifications. The update also brings improved cross-device continuity and extended usage limits.
Anthropic launches Claude Cowork on mobile and web, enabling cross-device access with cloud sessions and notifications, rolling out first to Max subscribers.
Mozilla and Cloudflare are collaborating with other browsers on a new initiative to combat bot abuse while preserving user privacy, proposing a rate-limiting approach with anonymous vouching instead of invasive verification methods like CAPTCHAs or Web Environment Integrity.
Markdy is an open-source animation DSL engine that enables creating complex animations with a simple text-based language, similar to Mermaid diagrams but for motion. It features zero dependencies, web-native rendering via the Web Animations API, and is designed to be AI-agent friendly.