No Need to Trap Focus on a Dialog Element
I was developing a `Modal` component using the “ element’s `showModal` method. During testing, I noticed…
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Web Accessibility, Where to Start?
Accessibility was a hot topic at WordCamp Europe 2018. It was a reminder to all of…
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The Hard Lesson I Learned About ARIA’s First Rule
Some time ago, I released a component that seemed accessible by all tests. Keyboard navigation was…
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Android Power Users Can Now Run Full Desktop Linux Environments Without Root Access
Running Linux-based operating systems on smartphones has come a long way. We now have several Linux-powered…
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What’s !important #3: Popover Context Menus, @scope, New Web Platform Features, and More
The developer community has kicked off 2026 with some great articles, demos, and insights. Firefox 147…
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Linux Mint 22.3 "Zena" is Officially Available Now! Introduces Two New Apps
A few months ago, Linux Mint 22.2 “Zara” was introduced with many useful changes, like Linux…
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Exploring Dash to Dock: (Probably) The Most Downloaded GNOME Extension
Do you know which is the most popular GNOME extension out there? I don’t know for…
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Phishing 101, One Byte Away from Catching the Hook
Wrapping things up in our October’s Cybersecurity blog post series, as the saying goes we have…
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When a WordPress Site Needs a Rehab Instead of a Full Redesign
Every website experiences a lifecycle. Their look, functionality, and compatibility will eventually become outdated – even…
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What Is Liquorix Kernel? Should You Use It?
If you’ve spent some time in Linux forums, you’ve probably heard people say, “If your games…
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What’s Important #2: Conditional View Transitions, CSS/SVG Text Effects, Best of CSS Bluesky, and More
2026 is almost here. We’re all eager for the clock to strike midnight (cue The Final…
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WordPress 5.2 – What’s New
The new version of WordPress 5.2 is now available for download. Released on May 7, 2019,…
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5 New Linux Distributions We Discovered in 2025
One of the most exciting elements of Linux being open source is that anyone can take…
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Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS Review: Is This the Linux Distro of the Year 2025?
The wait for Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS with COSMIC has been a long one. After numerous alpha…
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WordPress Brute Force Attacks – How to Protect Your Website
WordPress brute force attacks are a complex matter. Brute-forcing is one of the first, most primitive…
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12 Killer Gutenberg Tips & Tricks You Should Know
While Gutenberg has been met with criticism regarding its rollout, don’t let that put you off…
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WordPress 5.4 – New Features, Blocks, and Additional Color Options
On March 31, 2020, we got the WordPress 5.4 right on schedule. The new version is…
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Unveiling the Advantages of Semantic HTML Elements for Accessibility
Here’s something you might encounter: Custom Button This is a code smell that catches my attention…
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I Found Everything Search Engine Alternative for Linux Users
A desktop-wide search application can be the key to speeding up your workflow by a significant…
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Creating an Automated PDF Conversion System on Linux with unoconv [In-depth Guide]
Creating PDFs is one of the easiest tasks to take for granted on Linux, thanks to…
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Ghostty Terminal: Never Understood the Hype Until I tried it
When I first started using Linux, I did not care much about the terminal applications. Not…
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FOSS Weekly #25.42: Hyprland Controversy, German State with Open Source, New Flatpak App Center and a Lot More Linux Stuff
In the previous newsletter, I asked what kind of advice someone looking to switch from Windows…
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WordPress 5.6 is Here: What You Need to Know
The situation in 2020 may have been a reason for multiple delays, but the new WordPress…
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Can’t Recall the Syntax? Try These WYSIWYG Markdown Editors on Linux
From GitHub repositories to technical documentation, Markdown is an extremely popular lightweight markup language. Basically, markdown…
