#browser

Coding Challenge Session: Local Browser Conversational Chatbot (STT, TTS, and more?)

The Coding Train · EN

Monster Maker: Get Your Freak On with this Free Halloween-Themed Groove Machine

In the mood for some spooky beats? The Monster Maker is a free and slightly terrifying Halloween-themed groove machine that runs in your browser. The post Monster Maker: Get Your Freak On with this Free Halloween-Themed Groove Machine appeared first on gearnews.com .

Gearnews · EN

TanStack's smaller React for the browser

#​495 — October 30, 2026 Read on the Web React Status Putting MUI, Mantine, Ant Design and React Spectrum Under Load Den Odell wanted to see how popular design systems cope when you give them real work, so he timed ten of them , including MUI, Mantine, Ant Design and React Spectrum, and profiled the slowest cases. "Performance belongs on the design system team's priority list, next to accessibility," he says. Some highlights: 📊 With the CPU slowed 4x, opening a 249-country dropdown took 84ms in Mantine and 134ms in Ant Design, but over 200ms in MUI and React Spectrum, both of which froze the

React Status · EN

lightpanda-io/browser

Lightpanda: the headless browser designed for AI and automation https://lightpanda.io Lightpanda Browser The headless browser built from scratch for AI agents and automation. Not a Chromium fork. Not a WebKit patch. A new browser, written in Zig. 16x lighter and 9x faster than Chromium. Benchmarks Requesting 933 real web pages over the network on a AWS EC2 m5.large instance. See benchmark details . Metric Lightpanda Headless Chrome Difference Memory (peak, 100 pages) 123MB 2GB ~16x less Execution time (100 pages) 5s 46s ~9x faster Quick start Install Package Managers Latest nightly from Homebr

GitHub Trending · EN

Tor Browser 16.0 released

Version 16.0 of the Tor Browser has been released. This is the first stable version based on Firefox ESR 153. Notable changes in this release include support for Linux on 64-bit Arm, redesigned settings, and a "generic window titles" feature to help prevent other applications from snooping on one's browser activity. Tor Browser for Android has had a number of interface updates to Google's Material Design 3 design language. This release also follows Firefox in ending support for 32-bit x86 Linux systems. See the full changelog for all of the updates and bug fixes.

LWN.net · EN

The Future of CSS ✨

Every year, browser vendors collaborate via the Interop project to synchronize their efforts on new HTML/CSS/JS features. This year, there’s a ton of super exciting features being considered! In this blog post, we’ll explore the CSS of the future, to get a glimpse of what we’ll soon be able to do.

Josh W. Comeau · EN

Testing Vue components in the browser

Hello! One of my long term projects on here is figuring out how to write frontend Javascript without using Node or any other server JS runtime. One issue I run into a lot in my frontend JS projects is that I don’t know how to write tests for them. I’ve tried to use Playwright in the past, but it felt slow and unwieldy to be starting these new browser processes all the time, and it involved some Node code to orchestrate the tests. The result is that I just don’t test my frontend code which doesn’t feel great. Usually I don’t update my projects much either so it doe

Julia Evans · EN

WorkOS: Let Agents Sign Up for Your App Without a Browser

My thanks to WorkOS for sponsoring last week at DF. An agent can’t click through a signup page built for humans, so give it something it can read instead. Publish an auth.md file and agents register themselves without ever touching a browser login, and the user never gets pulled out of what they were doing. With WorkOS auth.md, enroll in the dashboard and AuthKit publishes the file. Agents read it, register, and get scoped, short-lived credentials you control. Make your app agent-ready today . ★

Daring Fireball · EN

The New York Times Sues Brave Web Browser For AI Scraping, Bypassing Paywalls

The New York Times and several other publishers have sued (PDF) Brave Software, accusing the browser maker of scraping their websites without permission and helping users bypass paywalls. The Verge reports: According to a complaint (PDF) filed by the companies that run New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, and the Orlando Sentinel, Brave Software has monetized its index of scraped websites by, in part, providing AI companies with paid access to "real-time online content from the Brave Index." The AI companies then use that index to train their models, access content to "respond to specific

Slashdot · EN