I really want to get into using Firefox and on the surface, it's great! One thing I'm struggling with is the service worker tools.
With Chrome, I can completely bypass a service worker which is handy-as-heck. I can't seem to find the ability to do this with Firefox though.
If anyone knows a way, please let me know because I'd love to use Firefox for dev!
Update: I ended up creating my own bypass instead.
This is a nice-as-heck service that shows good options for if you want to switch from of the large corporates and tech giants to small, more ethical alternatives.
It’s especially good to see guides that help people switch.
At three years old, this article still holds well. Scott gives some good advice on keeping things super lightweight which includes reducing resets, which you should totally do.
This aligns well with what I’m doing at the moment while I try to make even meaty websites as light as possible.
https://www.scottkellum.com/2015/07/07/building-tiny-websites
A fabulously detailed article about something I'm really into: form elements. I've tackled custom checkboxes and radio buttons with Boilerform, but I love reading about how others go about it.
There's a double bonus that this article is accessibility-focused too!
https://www.chenhuijing.com/blog/customise-radios-without-compromising-accessibility/
Happy Monday, everyone.
Just a periodic reminder that the people that use your website or app are the priority, not your asset pipeline, build tools or framework choices.