#Webkit livereload update
#Webkit livereload Patch

Project Zero’s analysis of 2021 bugs shows that WebKit was by far the slowest to patch security vulnerabilities: Updated : And, of course, Apple kept quiet about a WebKit bug that leaks user’s data, leaving it unpatched for almost two months. Stuart Langridge has a great post going deeper into Browser choice on Apple’s iOS: privacy and security aspects. Apple’s most recent zero-day vulnerability was exploited along with a flaw in WebKit, and so left all users exposed because users of other “browsers” are forced to use WebKit. This doesn’t really make sense when non-Apple apps are allowed on iOS, which can leak data so valuable that Amazon and eBay will pay you to use their apps rather than web. (See A Brief History of Web Apps for more on why this is nonsense.) Privacy and security are protected by not allowing non-Apple code on devices Supporters of the Apple Browser Ban tend to give one of three reasons (listed here from most ridiculous to most credible): The web shouldn’t be “app-like”, it’s for documents only Īs you may know, every browser on iOS is actually just a branded re-skin of WebKit, the engine that Safari uses, because Apple won’t allow other engines on iOS. Open Accessibility bugs – Facebook’s official list, and accompanying blog post.Īccessibility web standards, HTML5, mobile, NOLIDGE BOMS. Expo Snacks are like ‘codepens’ for React Native. I like Expo (and wrote some random Expo tips). Setting Focus For Accessibility In React Native – the bane of React Native devs’ lives (and of their users’).Accessibility from the official RN docs.Creating Accessible React Native Apps – good intro from a Shopify dev.FocusScope – is a utility component that can be used to manage focus for its descendants, from Adobe’s React ARIA component library.

Accessibility in React – MDN article to learn about implementing keyboard accessibility in React.

#Webkit livereload update

React Native Accessibility – GAAD 2022 Update – official announcement.

Improve Accessibility in Your React App By Managing Focus in Mutable Content – Leverage the component “lifecycle” with useEffect to set the active element in the DOM.

Sprinkle some Trusted Web Activity goodness to put it in the Play store wrap it with Capacitor.js if it needs push notifications or to go in the App Store (until the EU Digital Markets Act is ratified so Apple is required to allow more capable browsers on iOS).īut maybe you’re on a project that is already React Native, perhaps because some psycho manager flew in, demanded it and then returned to lurk in Hades. Ok, so you’re making a React or React Native app.