I keep this £20 Android device in my desk drawer to test with. It loads hankchizljaw.io in around 8-10 seconds on fibre-to-the-door broadband. That is super slow considering the site is getting some good scores on Web Page Test.
I recommend getting a cheap device yourself. They're useful to keep an eye on things.
I've recently been reminded of this by listening to an excellent 'Darknet Diaries' episode.
The animated map is especially mindblowing.
A fantastic article by Rachel Nabors.
This quote stood out to me:
"I like to remind people that competition isn't about annihilating your competitors. If you did, you'd stagnate and lose your audience: see also Internet Explorer 6."
https://css-tricks.com/the-ecological-impact-of-browser-diversity/
In May 2018, Lara Schenck and I made a series on CSS-Tricks about creating a custom Gutenberg Block from scratch.
It wasn't just about that though. We taught people about ES6, Create Gutenblock, how Gutenberg works, React and Webpack in preparation for the main course which was creating the block itself.
I've used Firefox for a full, busy day at work and I've loved it. There are a few things that feel odd, but I'm sure I'll get used to them. I especially love the 'Scratchpad'. It's super handy!
One thing that might be a dealbreaker is the seemingly lack-of Service Worker developer tools.
I'm certainly going to give Firefox with Duck Duck Go as my search engine a proper run. It feels good to get one more step away from Google. Especially now I no longer use Gmail.
