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Ideals I thought it would be interesting to talk a little bit about the standards process given a few events that lined up last week in my mind...

Enhanced Spell Checking on the Web Here's some interesting stuff about browsers you might not know, and a new API proposal that might interest you...

A New Browser Vision?

Fine.

Get Clamped: Unwinding Some Difficult CSS History Sometimes features take a long and winding road on the way to a good solution.

Browsers and Language Features Web browsers do an astounding amount of stuff with language - and we're always trying to do more.

Priority of Constituencies I've been thinking a lot recently about the W3C's Priority of Constituencies...

What if we just What if a better answer to a question I've been struggling with for more than a decade is just...

Maintaining the Bridges Thoughts and analogies about infrastructure...

The Secret Life of Custom Elements Twenty years ago last month, Google published an analysis of "slightly over a billion documents," a snapshot of the web that helped shape the early direction of HTML5.

Standards Queues The hardest part of web standards isn’t even the technology — it’s the queues.