Web standards
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Whenever computer scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee makes the headlines, a significant minority of outlets inevitably, and wholly incorrectly, refer to him as “the inventor of the internet.” Here’s why they’re wrong.
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After the launch of Firefox Reality, we spoke to Mozilla’s Head of Mixed Reality Andre Vrignaud about the future of the browser, VR, mixed reality and 3D digital content.
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Unlike Twitter, Mastodon's messages are distributed across independent servers with their own communities and rules. But it's just one example of this new breed of website which makes up the fediverse, which may just buck the trend of locking content behind walled gardens like Twitter and Facebook.
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The World Wide Web Consortium has announced the development of a new mobile web applications standard that will help developers create smarter apps that will work across various mobile platforms.
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After early HTML5 conformity testing gave Microsoft's IE browser an early lead, the W3C reminds us that it's still early days
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Developers at Google have created a protocol which aims to significantly lessen latency on the web and make for a faster internet experience for everyone