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W3C Developers

Two existing @w3c specifications are published under a new level. #FPWD #timetogiveinput

- "Web Cryptography Level 2" defines a #JavaScript #API for cryptographic operations like hashing, signing, and #encryption, #authentication
▶️ w3.org/TR/webcrypto-2/

- "Subresource Integrity" specifies a way for user agents to verify that fetched resources haven’t been tampered with
▶️ w3.org/TR/sri-2/

Feedback welcome in the resp. directories: github.com/w3c/webcrypto/ and
github.com/w3c/webappsec-subre

www.w3.orgWeb Cryptography Level 2This specification describes a JavaScript API for performing basic cryptographic operations in web applications, such as hashing, signature generation and verification, and encryption and decryption. Additionally, it describes an API for applications to generate and/or manage the keying material necessary to perform these operations. Uses for this API range from user or service authentication, document or code signing, and the confidentiality and integrity of communications.
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Tradjincal

J'ai ajouté ce CSS ci-dessous pour avoir la colonne par défaut (celle pour voir le toot sur lequel on a cliqué) juste après la colonne "Accueil"

Le truc chiant, c'est qu'il y a un vieux js qui scroll à droite sur un clique. Est-ce qu'il y aura moyen de l'enlever?

```
div[role="region"][aria-label].column{
order: 2;
}

div[role="region"].column:not([aria-label]) {
order: 1;
}

div[role="region"][aria-label="Accueil"].column {
order: 0;
}
```

#mastodon, #ui, #javascript, #css

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Mehrad :kde: :emacs: :rstats:

I've been dabbling with #JavaScript lately to do some automation for Google Sheet in form of the Google Apps Script.

One thing that has caught my attention is the position of docstring in JS, which with outside of the braces of the function. Unfortunately #RStats also use the same style. I have always preferred function documentation inside the "scope" of the function as folding the function also hides the docstring, and moving the function around would automatically take the doc with itself.

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artfulrobot

#introduction hello from my new account- I've moved off of #fosstodon

I do #openSource websites (preferring #ProcessWire cms these days but sometimes #drupal and #wordpress and #backdrop), databases (especially #CiviCRM) for organisations with good missions - a mix of charities, campaigns and journalism etc. - I'm particularly keen to work with orgs doing #ClimateEmergency #antiFascist #peace #LGBTQIA rights...

I post about #php #javascript #webdev #css and anti #ai nonsense.

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Sam

About to release this JavaScript library 📚

It's a clock/scheduler which schedules notes for Web MIDI or Web Audio.

It can drive a MIDI clock 100% accurately, just like professional software such as Logic Pro or Ableton can do.

There’s no slowdown or drift as it uses an Audio Worklet to schedule using the audio thread 🧵

#webmidi#webaudio#worklet
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CSS Basics

Hiding elements that require #JavaScript without JavaScript: "With a mere 7 lines (or a one-liner if you’re nasty), you can easily hide elements that require JavaScript so that you don’t end up with broken functionality visible to users who have JavaScript off." 0xda.de/blog/2025/04/hiding-el

dade · Hiding elements that require JavaScript without JavaScriptI’ve tried my best to make sure that this site works great (or at least reasonably well) even without JavaScript, but when JavaScript isn’t available, it can be a little clunky to hide things that do require it. With a mere 7 lines (or a one-liner if you’re nasty), you can easily hide elements that require JavaScript so that you don’t end up with broken functionality visible to users who have JavaScript off.
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Felix Palmen :freebsd: :c64:

Some progress, I can successfully "hijack" #swad's login handler to display a special hidden form with (currently dummy) javascript attached plus a random challenge. Also, verify a nonce (passed as a password) whether when appended to the challenge hashes to a #sha256 hash with "x" leading zero nibbles.

So, now I "just" have to write some #javascript to make this fly ... 🙈

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