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  1. CSS is DOOMed

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    No, CSS is awesome.

  2. Making a low-budget conference look high-budget using an ATEM video mixer and a long USB cable

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    The Fronteers Conference made a comeback this year with a fresh concept, presenting unique technical challenges that we were excited to tackle.

  3. The User-Agent string of Safari on iOS 26 and macOS 26

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    User-agent strings are weird.

  4. Receipt Printers 101

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    Receipt printers are a complicated subject because of many variables.

  5. Should we rely on browser detection?

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    This is the sixth and final chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings “.

  6. The User-Agent Client Hints API

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    This is the fifth chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings“.

  7. User-Agent reduction

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    In our fourth chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings” we learn about some of the privacy advances that browsers have made in the last couple of years.

  8. Trouble happens when you update a version number

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    In our third chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings” we taking a look at the problems you run into when you change something in the User-Agent string.

  9. A chapter of unnecessary detail

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    In our second chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings” is a fascinating story about the browser wars.

  10. A brief history of the User-Agent string

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    In our first chapter of “The problem with User-Agent strings” we are taking a deep dive into history and start with the basics of the User-Agent string.