Saved Links — Raindrops

I've been using Pinboard (and del.icio.us before that) on and off to save my links ever since 2005, but I migrated to Raindrop.io this year. Here are the latest links I saved. You'll find all the others in my public collection.

• How to view webpage HTML source codes on iPad / iPhone. No app required. - AppleToolBox

  Tagged with: ios / webdev / javascript
• The Flexbox Holy Albatross | HeydonWorks

  Brilliant.

  Tagged with: css / flexbox
• The Inverted Grand Canyon

  Tagged with: map / 3d / render
• css-tricks.com

  Tagged with: ux / typography / reader / webdesign / usability / semantic
• Using the iPad Pro as my main computer | Hicks Journal

  Tagged with: ipadpro / workflow / design
• JAMstack | JavaScript, APIs, and Markup

  Tagged with: javascript / api / webdev / git / cdn
• Sur les traces d’une princesse à travers l’Himalaya - Le Temps

  Tagged with: himalaya / india / travel
• Switch Your Devices to Dark Mode to Give Your Eyes a Break | WIRED

  Tagged with: accessibility / design / darkmode
• K2, le dernier 8000 de l’hiver - Le Temps

  Tagged with: mountain / climbing / himalaya
• DRY Switching with CSS Variables

  Brilliant write up by Ana Tudor on CSS_Tricks of the use of CSS custom properties with demos and examples, some of which a little math heavy – I love <3

  Tagged with: css / custom-properties / ø
• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1

  Discover the new WCAG set of guidelines (or 17 success criteria) presented in a comprehensive manner by Alan Dalton.

  Tagged with: accessibility / html5 / css / wcag / ø
• 5 cross-browser testing tools to try today | Creative Bloq

  Tagged with: browser / test / webdev
• CSS Border-Radius Can Do That?

  Tagged with: css
• Apple Park | Flickr

  Tagged with: lego / apple
• The Problem — Center for Humane Technology

  Tagged with: society / technology / socialmedia
• Moi-Peau — Wikipédia
• The Next Great (Digital) Extinction | WIRED

  Tagged with: digital / society
• What is Firefox Focus? | Firefox Focus Help

  Tagged with: blocker / privacy / browser