"Third-party cookies have got to go" by Hadley Beeman "We have updated our finding to highlight the importance of removing third-party cookies from the web. We will continue to offer our help to those trying to make the web better (as we write in our design principle Leave the web better than you found it), and we hope that all browsers and user agents will continue to work collaboratively to make that happen."

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Third-party cookies have got to go

The W3C Technical Architecture Group explains how third-party cookies reduce users’ privacy and why they must be removed from the web. This blog ...

W3C opens a 6-minute-or-more survey until 13 September and seeks community-wide input to investigate needs, and understand our community’s vision of how we fulfill our mission for the world-wide web. Please, take the survey and boost for reach!

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W3C opens community-wide survey

W3C opens a 6-minute-or-more survey until 13 September and seeks community-wide input to investigate needs, and understand our community’s vision...

On 6 August 1991 Tim Berners-Lee invited the world to use an "easy but powerful global information system” - the World Wide Web. 📃.txt The power of the web, of using technology to connect and share information, has changed all our lives.

The CSS Working Group has published a First Public Working Draft of CSS Scroll Snap Module Level 2. This module contains features to control panning and scrolling behavior with “snap positions”.

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First Public Working Draft: CSS Scroll Snap Module Level 2

This module contains features to control panning and scrolling behavior with “snap positions”.