#JavaScript: When it comes to breaking up long tasks, the scheduler API seems quite convenient: await scheduler.yield(); Alas, not supported by Safari yet:

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I use YouTube in English. Alas, recently, they have started to translate the titles and descriptions of German videos. Now you don’t know which videos are in German anymore. Additionally, the quality of the translations if often bad. I wish there were a way to configure which languages are translated and which ones aren’t.

#CSS flexbox layout: gaps

It would be better if the year started in March [1]—as it once did [2]: • The names of months would fit with their numbers: 7 = September, 8 = October, 9 = November, 10 = December • The seasons would fit neatly into the year (vs. the year starting during winter or summer). [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/The10thDentist/comments/1h34xjr/the_year_should_start_on_march_first/ [2]

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#CSS: Drawing SVG grid layout diagrams with HTML. This page demonstrates the approach:

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I asked a #CSS question on Reddit: Flexbox: Trying to make sense of “content” vs. “items” With grid, the distinction seems clear: • “Content” means “outside grid cells”. • “Items” means “inside grid cells”. Flexbox: • align-content and align-items follow this pattern. • justify-content doesn’t and should be called justify-items(?) https://www.reddit.com/r/css/comments/1o5o5c8/flexbox_trying_to_make_sense_of_content_vs_items/

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#CSS thought: Currently, you can configure both default font size and default page zoom in browsers. I’m wondering if it shouldn’t be only page zoom. Two benefits: • Arguably more intuitive: “Make things bigger!” • Using px (which I find more intuitive than rem) wouldn’t have downsides anymore.

#CSS—I can’t make these behave differently for grid layout: justify-content: normal; justify-content: stretch; I’ve read somewhere that `stretch` is like `normal` but does not scale proportionally. However, that does not seem to be true: They seem to be exactly alike.