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Notice box semantics - Seirdy
I’d rather make a notice a <section> with a heading, or an <aside> if it’s not related to the surrounding content. You could even add a more
ChatGPT reliance considered harmful - Seirdy
Designing tools to make people feel convenienced (the opposite of inconvenienced) is sometimes different from designing tools to make people’s lives better
On displaying word counts - Seirdy
Some of my posts are long. My longest post is almost 20k words as of right now (60-80 pages printed out), and will get longer as I update it. Length is an
The problem with automated accessibility checks - Seirdy
I run Lighthouse and WAVE as a “Hey, let’s see what I have ahead of me” kind of thing. A baseline of sorts. Then I go into manual testing I strongly disagree
An “adapt” HTML prefix - Seirdy
The Accessible Platform Architectures (APA) working group hopes to designate adapt- as a reserved prefix in HTML 5. You can read the draft proposal on the
Reporting API and informed consent - Seirdy
Whether or not increasing a user’s fingerprint (potentially crossing the uniquely-identifiable threshold) is “worth it” is something for the user to decide, not
Praise for weird browser setups - Seirdy
Balancing the needs of many users is hard. The gift of having a quirky setup is it improves inclusivity by default. In addition to using mainstream browsers
Pale Moon - Seirdy
Pale Moon’s inception pre-dates Firefox 57 by many years; before its notoriety following the removal of XUL/XPCOM, it was popular among people who didn’t like
UI toolkits and the accessibility gap - Seirdy
How does Warp stack against other toolkits when it comes to accessibility and system integration? In my system settings I set colors, default fonts (with
Reflections on the 2022 Web Almanac’s accessibility findings
I have a few thoughts on these findings: The Almanac says skip links commonly skip to the <main> element; I consider large focusable containers an
DoH in Android - Seirdy
IMO: the main benefit of DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) is that it’s a stepping stone to Oblivious DNS over HTTPS (RFC 9230). i distrust how much more this encourages
Your WYSIWYG editor - Seirdy
Would love to see something that conforms properly to the WAI Authoring practices and supports microformats2. That could combine well with a stylesheet that
Motivations for dropping JPEG-XL - Seirdy
I do find their decision to drop JPEG-XL from Chromium problematic because it was clearly an example of them ignoring everyone else, showing the limits of
Thoughts on callout semantics - Seirdy
Interesting proposal! Some thoughts: I’d suggest looking into the doc-notice, doc-tip, and doc-example DPUB-ARIA roles. I’m a big fan of DPUB-ARIA and I do not
OpenSSL replacements - Seirdy
Are you referring to making an OpenSSL-compatible API, so OpenSSL-only programs can link against BearSSL? I really like BearSSL for TLS 1.2: it’s tiny, runs
Polygot XHTML5 - Seirdy
Why is my site’s markup polygot XHTML5? I have had to deal with some really awful user-agents: Bespoke markup parsers in RSS readers. Link previews in obscure
Clang supports wiping call-used registers - Seirdy
Here’s a compiler flag that slipped my notice: Clear Linux has -fzero-call-used-regs=used in its CFLAGS for security-sensitive x86_64 packages, wiping call-used
Re: trying real websites in the SerenityOS browser - Seirdy
Most of these are pages that blur the line between “document” and “app”, containing many interactive controls. Being concerned about them is valid; however, I
Social implications of crawler neutrality - Seirdy
You said something I’d like to draw attention to: I have been banned from LinkedIn temporarily myself 4 times for “looking at too many profiles”. It is in their
User choice and progressive enhancement - Seirdy
Many users who need a significant degree of privacy will also be excluded, as JavaScript is a major fingerprinting vector. Users of the Tor Browser are
OpenSSL and QUIC - Seirdy
A rough timeline of QUIC support in OpenSSL-like libraries: BoringSSL implements QUIC. Quiche, a QUIC library, requires BoringSSL. Nginx can be patched to use
Hello notes - Seirdy
This is first “note” on my IndieWeb Site. Notes will be shorter and less formal than typical blog posts; this is a microblog, not a typical weblog. Once this is
Soulless Pride - Seirdy
One thing I don’t like is faux corporate support for pride month. Think rainbow branding for large organizations that don’t actually do much to improve the
Living dead internet theory - Seirdy
I propose an alternative to the Dead Internet Theory called the Living Dead Internet Theory, an exaggerated version of my actual beliefs: Any content written to
Website security scanners - Seirdy
Speaking generally: I think most website security scanners (Webbkoll, Observatory, et al) lend themselves to cargo-cults. You don’t need most Content Security
Reasons to use Nginx - Seirdy
I generally recommend Caddy over Nginx, but Nginx does still have certain advantages: Nginx supports OpenSSL commands that enable features like TLS record
Dark theme woes - Seirdy
I try to have limited reliance on CSS media queries in favor of being inclusive by as many people as possible by default, including fingerprinting-averse
Re: AI-Generated Images from AI-Generated Alt Text - Seirdy
This is a great post to illustrate the utility of detailed alt-text when an image is the primary content. I think it’s less relevant for the more common use of
TUIs and accessibility - Seirdy
ncurses is fine for certain specific purposes, like querying terminal characteristics. I think if you’re building a TUI it should generally be one of multiple
Ideas for filtering fediverse timelines - Seirdy
An alternative to controversial recommendation algorithms is timeline-filtering algorithms. Feeling pressured to scroll through too much is unhealthy and lends
Things can get better - Seirdy
I’m in partial agreement with this take. On one hand, expectations change with time. Most people outside my bubble look at interfaces I like using and say they
Problems with BIMI - Seirdy
Everything about Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) feels so half-baked. Lukewarm take: BIMI should mandate DMARC with DKIM and just ignore SPF
Google drops Webp2 and JPEG-XL - Seirdy
Earlier this month, Google re-branded its WebP2 repository to clarify that WebP 2 will not be released as an image format.. This week, Google deprecated
Browser development moratorium - Seirdy
What if Firefox and Chromium placed a year-long moratorium on all new browser features unrelated to security, accessibility, and internationalization? Effort
“Open Artificial Intelligence” misses the point - Seirdy
The Open-Source Initiative (OSI) is planning to form a definition of “Open Artificial Intelligence” (not to be confused with OpenAI, a company selling
Re: Give up GitHub - Seirdy
I might drop GitHub mirrors for new projects, but I worry that this could disproportionately cause friction among disabled users. The main reason I currently
Praise for MoonScript - Seirdy
MoonScript (a language with a CoffeeScript-like syntax that transpiles to Lua) continues to be the most enjoyable programming language I have ever used. It’s
Supporting alternative browser engines - Seirdy
Progressive enhancement is a wonderful thing. I try to make sites usable in browsers of that era (with a TLS terminator) despite using several HTML 5 and
Document policy and image compression - Seirdy
Interaction between the Document-Policy -images-max-bpp directive and a user-agent’s supported image formats is currently unspecified. Next-gen image formats
Classic web badges - Seirdy
My curation of over 70 88x31 badges, representing what I and this site use and stand for
Agent optimization - Seirdy
I’m thinking about coining a term to reflect a non-toxic alternative to “search engine optimization” (SEO). Working name: “agent optimization”. MDN has SEO
Resumé - Seirdy
Detail-oriented, committed, self-motivated, OSS enthusiast proficient in Python, Go, Linux/UNIX systems, and cloud-native computing looking for an internship
Testimonials - Seirdy
What do people think about Seirdy? These are some quotes about me
Next steps for my search engine collection - Seirdy
My search engine article blew up recently, as yet another major publication linked it (yay! /gen), so I made some fixes: Moved a couple engines to the
Website todo - Seirdy
A catalog of all the website improvements I hope to make on seirdy.one, but haven't gotten to yet (and some that I have)
Fediverse greeting - Seirdy
Fediverse-related information about Seirdy. Follow-request information, Fedi practices, etc
Semantic tone indicators - Seirdy
We need semantic markup for sarcasm for the best of both worlds! Style sarcasm with CSS and have your client/browser indicate it to you however you prefer. The
Takeaways from the Google Content Warehouse API documentation leak
My thoughts on Google's Content Warehouse API doc leak, what we can learn from its ranking factors, and why the following SEO hype is overblown
MDN’s AI Help and lucid lies - Seirdy
MDN’s AI Help can’t critically examine training data’s gaps, biases, and unrelated topics. It’s a useful demonstration of LLMs’ uncorrectable lucid lies
Section permalinks - Seirdy
IMHO, your implementation seems just right. Thanks! I based my approach off of Amber Wilson’s section permalinks One key difference: I wanted CSS to be an
Progressive enhancement class feedback - Seirdy
This page at the time of writing grades websites’ progressive enhancement based on their ability to work without JavaScript. Everything, not just JavaScript,
Re: water usage infographic - Seirdy
I have mixed feelings about infographics that reduce ecological footprints to single scalar non-fungible values. Infographics like these should have a second
JS-enabled engines - Seirdy
The only engines I know of that run JavaScript are Google, Bing, and maybe Petal. None of the other engines in my list appear to support it. I don’t even think
Fedora is pretty stable - Seirdy
Fedora is a stable distro now, with three levels of pre-release: Rawhide is unstable, Branched is sort of like an alpha release, and Beta is for early adopters
Blocking certain bots - Seirdy
I don’t want my content on those sites in any form and I don’t want my content to feed their algorithms. Using robot.txt assumes they will ‘obey’ it. But they
I love your website - Seirdy
When I talk about website accessibility, I think a lot of people get stressed out and wonder if their personal site passes a really high bar. Some feel pressure
Re: Privacy Guides email security - Seirdy
Key management guides should also cover key distribution. Secure distribution happens over at least two bands with two different sources of trust. Having my own
Re: what does x percent of issues mean? - Seirdy
Imagine asking a team of human auditors and disabled users to list all the accessibility issues they notice on a site. These people may list some WCAG failures,
Filing bugs for things my site breaks - Seirdy
Web development fuzzes browsers and developer tools with the side-effect of occasionally producing decent Web content. My site has broken enough things to give
WAI-Adapt fallbacks to equivalent microformats - Seirdy
I noticed that the Comparison of ways to use vocabulary in content page on the personalization-semantics wiki didn’t mention Microformats. Microformats add
Working through forge downtime - Seirdy
Sourcehut and Codeberg are experiencing reliability issues due to an ongoing layer-3 DDoS attack. I managed to continue working on this site uninterrupted: I
Fediverse moderation - Seirdy
There’s no real “recommendation algorithm” here. Mastodon 4.x has a “trending” feature, but that’s it. Users that your instance members follow have their
New search box - Seirdy
I decided my site had enough content to warrant a search form, so I added one to the footer. I kanged the CSS from gov.uk; I liked how their search box was
DDG and Bing - Seirdy
I was referring to crawlers that build indexes for search engines to use. DuckDuckGo does have a crawler-DuckDuckBot-but it’s only used for fetching favicons
Matrix performance problems - Seirdy
Synapse is incredibly slow, which is why I run the Conduit matrix server. Server performance is the main price paid for Matrix’ history replication. This also
Problems with Gemini - Seirdy
You can run TLS 1.2 and 1.3 on plenty of 90s-era setups. A typical Gemini page is small, so you might have to blink twice while ChaCha-POLY1305 does its thing
ClientHello extension randomization - Seirdy
To limit ossification, Mozilla and Google have begun randomizing the order of TLS ClientHello extensions (as of Chromium 110 and NSS 3.84). I see this as a nice
Defederation is a feature - Seirdy
Federation is a revocable privilege contingent upon instance staff maintaining a community that other instances feel safe connecting to. If staff fails to meet
Short cache busting fingerprints in Hugo - Seirdy
I use a quick crypto.FNV32a-based fix for short cache-busting fingerprints that doesn’t directly rely on the unstable .Key method. Code snippet 1 (Go template):
Thoughts on trademarks - Seirdy
I don’t think trademarks are, in principal, evil. But anything that has billions of dollars riding behind its ability to get twisted out of proportion will be
Minimal website responsiveness - Seirdy
My current approach to “responsiveness” is to increase the font sizes on screens. User interfaces should generally have smaller text while article bodies should
Re: Addition of data for the SerenityOS Browser - Seirdy
There’s always the possibility of including SerenityOS data in the MDN BCD tables, but not displaying it on MDN just yet. This could give other projects a
Introducing breadcrumbs - Seirdy
I just rolled out breadcrumbs for my website. Now, any page that is not linked directly from the navbar or site footer will have a breadcrumb list in its
Making POSSE work - Seirdy
I just learned that dedicated IndieWeb clients do exist! Sharing for those less familiar: Social readers fetch your feeds (RSS, Atom, h-feed, WebSub) from a
Firefox focus ring regression - Seirdy
Firefox 120 appears to have regressed to its older WebKit-like blue focus outlines; it briefly had dual-color white-and-blue outlines. I’d previously advised
Accessibility audits and forced colors - Seirdy
I love this blog post. Thank you for writing it. I must add one thing: every accessibility audit needs to test with forced colors. Countless sites claim to be
An exception to link visibility - Seirdy
Making links recognizable in ways besides color is a basic accessibility requirement; in body text, underlining them makes their starting and ending locations
Borrowing from big players - Seirdy
Large organizations’ choices influence my decisions in only one way: by telling me what users are familiar with. For instance: when building a search-results
Sourcehut accessibility - Seirdy
I won’t pretend that the Sourcehut accessibility situation ideal, but it’s usable for the most part with assistive technologies IME. From what I can tell, it
Using BoringSSL - Seirdy
Despite BoringSSL’s “not intended for general use” warning, it’s used by many projects: The “ring” rust crate’s crypto primitives (used by Rustls) Cloudflare:
Flatpak and web browsers - Seirdy
You might want to provision namespace-based isolation for your browsers. But that could throw a wrench into Flatpak-based distribution. When distributing
CNET didn’t have to delete old articles - Seirdy
CNET actually didn’t have to delete old articles to improve ranking. If CNET simply removed those articles from its sitemap, used WebSub to inform Google (and
Webrings are already back - Seirdy
Webrings are alive and well; they don’t need to be “brought back” because they’re already here. I’m in 14 webrings. If you think that’s a lot, foreverkeith.is
On enforcing HTTPS - Seirdy
One thing this article misses is the fact that webpages are delivered over the Web to Web browsers. The vast majority of browsers are application runtime
Small web frameworks - Seirdy
Preact is better than React for most use cases IMO. I think its small size can make it really powerful when you combine it with something like partial
Coercion and Windows Recall - Seirdy
The best ways to improve opsec against coercion are to: Limit what can be taken (reduce what’s stored on a device). Fake what you do have: use duress passwords
On valid XHTML5 again - Seirdy
Switching a site to XHTML5 is only a lot of work at first, because it may have latent bugs. For instance, you may have a stray tag that the HTML parser
Scaling back - Seirdy
For personal reasons, I am stepping away from or reducing my involvement in some communities to better focus on other things. You will likely hear from me less