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Weekly Platform News: Event Timing, Google Earth for Web, undead session cookies

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Šime posts regular content for web developers on webplatform.news.

In this week’s news, Wikipedia helps identify three slow click handlers, Google Earth comes to the web, SVG properties in CSS get more support, and what to do in the event of zombie cookies.

Tracking down slow event handlers with Event Timing

Event Timing is experimentally available in Chrome (as an Origin Trial) and Wikipedia is taking part in the trial. This API can be used to accurately determine the duration of event handlers with the goal of surfacing slow events.

We quickly identified 3 very frequent slow click handlers experienced frequently by real users on Wikipedia. […] Two of those issues are caused by expensive JavaScript calls causing style recalculation and layout.

(via Gilles Dubuc)

Google Earth for Web beta available

The preview version of Google Earth for Web (powered by WebAssembly) is now available. You can try it out in Chromium-based browsers and Firefox — it runs single-threaded in browsers that don’t yet have (re-)enabled SharedArrayBuffer — but not in Safari because of its lack of full support for WebGL2.

(via Jordon Mears)

SVG geometry properties in CSS

Firefox Nightly has implemented SVG geometry properties (x, y, r, etc.) in CSS. This feature is already supported in Chrome and Safari and is expected to ship in Firefox 69 in September.

See the Pen
Animating SVG geometry properties with CSS by Šime Vidas (@simevidas)
on CodePen.

(via Jérémie Patonnier)

Browsers can keep session cookies alive

Chrome and Firefox allow users to restore the previous browser session on startup. With this option enabled, closing the browser will not delete the user’s session cookies, nor empty the sessionStorage of web pages.

Given this session resumption behavior, it’s more important than ever to ensure that your site behaves reasonably upon receipt of an outdated session cookie (e.g. redirect the user to the login page instead of showing an error).

(via Eric Lawrence)

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Nownownow

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Matthias Ott, relaying an idea he heard from Derek Sivers:

Many personal websites, including this one here, have an “about” page. It’s a page that tells you something about the background of a person or about the services provided. But what this page often doesn’t answer – and neither do Twitter or Facebook pages – is what this person really is up to at the moment. A page that answers questions like: What are you focused on at this point in your life? What have you just started working on that excites you like nothing else? Did you just move to a new town? Did you start a new career as a Jengascript wrangler? To answer all those questions, Derek suggests to create a “now page”. A page that tells visitors of your site “what you’d tell a friend you hadn’t seen in a year.”

Very cool idea! Derek has a directory page of people who have done this.

I have more scattered thoughts:

  • It’s funny how social media sites aren’t very helpful with this. You’d think looking at someone’s social media profile would be the quickest and easiest way to catch up with what they are doing right now, but it just ain’t. That’s true for me, too. Random statements of what you’re working on don’t make very good social media posts. Maybe a pinned tweet could be like a „now” page, though.
  • I wonder if more homepages on people’s personal sites should be this. As I browse around some of the sites, I like a lot of the „now” pages more than I like the homepage.
  • I went with a „what I want you to do” section on my personal site. It’s a different vibe, but it almost doubles as a „now” page, as the things I want you to do are fairly related to the things I’m doing. Maybe the idea of a do page has some legs.

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Baygon: Rackets, Stomps

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Baygon

Insects like Mosquitoes and Cockroaches are more that just a disgusting pest in South East Asian countries. They are regarded as a threat to health and life as they carry dangerous diseases. So as soon as you see one, you’d want to kill it.

Most people still use non-category solutions to kill them—like stepping on roaches or swatting mosquitos with electric rackets. Even if inconvenient and messy–they can see the immediate effect.

All other insecticide sprays have very similar products claims like: works fast, kills immediately and lasts longer. In order to stand out, Baygon’s Multi Insect Killer with its new Double Nozzle needs a disruptive statement. One that would stand out visually and telegraph immediately to people that mosquitoes and roaches stand no chance of survival. That Baygon work a thousand time better than any stomp, swat or spray in killing pests.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Shanghai, China
Global Creative Leader:Andres Ordoñez
Creative Leader:Wai Foong Leong, Arício Fortes
Concept Team:Arício Fortes, Kelvin Leong, Jianzhong Tam
Creative Director:Mukund Olety
Creative Leader on Production Company:Daniel Salles
Producer:Grace Yu
Account Director:Alvina Seah
Account Service:Darryl Juinio, Leonie Chen

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Baygon: Rackets, Stomps

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Baygon

Insects like Mosquitoes and Cockroaches are more that just a disgusting pest in South East Asian countries. They are regarded as a threat to health and life as they carry dangerous diseases. So as soon as you see one, you’d want to kill it.

Most people still use non-category solutions to kill them—like stepping on roaches or swatting mosquitos with electric rackets. Even if inconvenient and messy–they can see the immediate effect.

All other insecticide sprays have very similar products claims like: works fast, kills immediately and lasts longer. In order to stand out, Baygon’s Multi Insect Killer with its new Double Nozzle needs a disruptive statement. One that would stand out visually and telegraph immediately to people that mosquitoes and roaches stand no chance of survival. That Baygon work a thousand time better than any stomp, swat or spray in killing pests.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Shanghai, China
Global Creative Leader:Andres Ordoñez
Creative Leader:Wai Foong Leong, Arício Fortes
Concept Team:Arício Fortes, Kelvin Leong, Jianzhong Tam
Creative Director:Mukund Olety
Creative Leader on Production Company:Daniel Salles
Producer:Grace Yu
Account Director:Alvina Seah
Account Service:Darryl Juinio, Leonie Chen

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Baygon: Rackets, Stomps

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Print
Baygon

Insects like Mosquitoes and Cockroaches are more that just a disgusting pest in South East Asian countries. They are regarded as a threat to health and life as they carry dangerous diseases. So as soon as you see one, you’d want to kill it.

Most people still use non-category solutions to kill them—like stepping on roaches or swatting mosquitos with electric rackets. Even if inconvenient and messy–they can see the immediate effect.

All other insecticide sprays have very similar products claims like: works fast, kills immediately and lasts longer. In order to stand out, Baygon’s Multi Insect Killer with its new Double Nozzle needs a disruptive statement. One that would stand out visually and telegraph immediately to people that mosquitoes and roaches stand no chance of survival. That Baygon work a thousand time better than any stomp, swat or spray in killing pests.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Shanghai, China
Global Creative Leader:Andres Ordoñez
Creative Leader:Wai Foong Leong, Arício Fortes
Concept Team:Arício Fortes, Kelvin Leong, Jianzhong Tam
Creative Director:Mukund Olety
Creative Leader on Production Company:Daniel Salles
Producer:Grace Yu
Account Director:Alvina Seah
Account Service:Darryl Juinio, Leonie Chen

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Baygon: Rackets, Stomps

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Post pobrano z: Baygon: Rackets, Stomps
Print
Baygon

Insects like Mosquitoes and Cockroaches are more that just a disgusting pest in South East Asian countries. They are regarded as a threat to health and life as they carry dangerous diseases. So as soon as you see one, you’d want to kill it.

Most people still use non-category solutions to kill them—like stepping on roaches or swatting mosquitos with electric rackets. Even if inconvenient and messy–they can see the immediate effect.

All other insecticide sprays have very similar products claims like: works fast, kills immediately and lasts longer. In order to stand out, Baygon’s Multi Insect Killer with its new Double Nozzle needs a disruptive statement. One that would stand out visually and telegraph immediately to people that mosquitoes and roaches stand no chance of survival. That Baygon work a thousand time better than any stomp, swat or spray in killing pests.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Shanghai, China
Global Creative Leader:Andres Ordoñez
Creative Leader:Wai Foong Leong, Arício Fortes
Concept Team:Arício Fortes, Kelvin Leong, Jianzhong Tam
Creative Director:Mukund Olety
Creative Leader on Production Company:Daniel Salles
Producer:Grace Yu
Account Director:Alvina Seah
Account Service:Darryl Juinio, Leonie Chen

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