However, if the color chosen is bright or white, it would not mesh well with system or site UI for users who use a dark theme, and the same can be said about sites with dark backgrounds and users with light themes. Web Manifest files include a background_color key which is used in the splash screen for installed PWAs. Obviously, this will take time for devs to get accustomed to, but hopefully, with time, this will become the standard. What this means is that the splash screen for web apps will no longer blast you in the eyes the moment you load them up so long as their developer has implemented an appropriate color scheme conditionally. This is a bit more technical, but the Manifest file for web apps can now utilize a dark mode. In the process of limiting how many entries an extension can have in order to prevent abuse by malicious ones, Google is literally crippling the very function that allows adblockers to even exist! Manifest v3 Introduced in Chrome 88 Dark Mode support for web app splash screens Okay, let’s rope this in a bit – If Manifest v3 is so dang awesome, then why is it considered controversial? The main issue is that it requires developers like Raymond Gorhill, the trusted, awesome creator of the popular uBlock Origin and other adblockers to use a new ‘DeclarativeNetRequest’ API which will limit blocking filter entries to 30,000 among other things, which is just not even close to sufficient. There are several examples of differently styled pickers, so be sure to toy around a bit. there’s actually a demo website that you can test this out on and the image below comes straight from there. Instead of having to hack it together with code, this will now occur by default when a form asks for date input. So, let’s go ahead and take a look at what you can expect when you update your browser! Web Apps can now use System Date Pickersįirst up, web applications can now utilize a fancy and highly polished system date picker in forms.
Anyway, that’s a conversation for another day, and I’ll be sure to cover that before long, but Chrome 99 brings a few nice-to-haves, including that new download shortcut that we discussed just last month.
Just kidding, Google has that under control…well, sort of. Chrome is now being updated to version 99, and as Google prepares its browser to receive its first three-digit version number, everyone is cowering in fear of the next Y2K (if you’re old enough to remember that).
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