How do you follow news about browsers?

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The browser world is moving forward very fast it is hard to keep tap on what is going on. For instance I missed this: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/07/referrer-p...Does some kind of site exists that gathers news about browser updates exist?

rpncreator · Accepted Answer

If you want to drink from the firehose, the Planets are a good option
Planet Mozilla: https://planet.mozilla.org/
Planet Webkit: https://planet.webkit.org/
On a non-Planet note, you can keep track with Edge via...
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/whats-new

brundolf · Answer

https://css-tricks.com/ is one of the best sources I know of for new and/or obscure stuff in the Web world, including browsers, frameworks, etc. Despite the name it isn't just CSS.

Jugurtha · Answer

Not specific to browsers, but subscribing to RSS feeds of tools I use/depend on has been very useful.On GitHub, for example, you can append "/releases.atom" to repository URLs and subscribe to that in your email client.

ivank · Answer

https://chromestatus.comhttps://webkit.org/blog/https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Rel...

csnover · Answer

The &ldquo;Intent to Ship&rdquo; bot on Twitter[0] tweets the notices from browser makers about their feature changes.[0] https://twitter.com/intenttoship

petercooper · Answer

We attempt to do this (as well as the main specs, independent of browser) with our Frontend Focus publication: https://frontendfoc.us/ &ndash; however, you can follow each of the key browsers (especially as there are so few of them now!) directly on Twitter or via blogs as ivank has linked here.

nessup · Answer

https://chromestory.com

sys_64738 · Answer

RSS.

How do you follow news about browsers?

The browser world is moving forward very fast it is hard to keep tap on what is going on. For instance I missed this: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/07/referrer-p...
Does some kind of site exists that gathers news about browser updates exist?

If you want to drink from the firehose, the Planets are a good option
Planet Mozilla: https://planet.mozilla.org/
Planet Webkit: https://planet.webkit.org/
On a non-Planet note, you can keep track with Edge via...
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/whats-new

https://css-tricks.com/ is one of the best sources I know of for new and/or obscure stuff in the Web world, including browsers, frameworks, etc. Despite the name it isn't just CSS.

Not specific to browsers, but subscribing to RSS feeds of tools I use/depend on has been very useful.
On GitHub, for example, you can append "/releases.atom" to repository URLs and subscribe to that in your email client.

https://chromestatus.com
https://webkit.org/blog/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Rel...

The “Intent to Ship” bot on Twitter[0] tweets the notices from browser makers about their feature changes.
[0] https://twitter.com/intenttoship

We attempt to do this (as well as the main specs, independent of browser) with our Frontend Focus publication: https://frontendfoc.us/ – however, you can follow each of the key browsers (especially as there are so few of them now!) directly on Twitter or via blogs as ivank has linked here.

https://chromestory.com

RSS.

How do you follow news about browsers?

The browser world is moving forward very fast it is hard to keep tap on what is going on. For instance I missed this: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/07/referrer-p...Does some kind of site exists that gathers news about browser updates exist?

If you want to drink from the firehose, the Planets are a good optionPlanet Mozilla: https://planet.mozilla.org/Planet Webkit: https://planet.webkit.org/On a non-Planet note, you can keep track with Edge via...https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/whats-new

https://css-tricks.com/ is one of the best sources I know of for new and/or obscure stuff in the Web world, including browsers, frameworks, etc. Despite the name it isn't just CSS.

Not specific to browsers, but subscribing to RSS feeds of tools I use/depend on has been very useful.On GitHub, for example, you can append "/releases.atom" to repository URLs and subscribe to that in your email client.

https://chromestatus.comhttps://webkit.org/blog/https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Rel...

The “Intent to Ship” bot on Twitter[0] tweets the notices from browser makers about their feature changes.[0] https://twitter.com/intenttoship

We attempt to do this (as well as the main specs, independent of browser) with our Frontend Focus publication: https://frontendfoc.us/ – however, you can follow each of the key browsers (especially as there are so few of them now!) directly on Twitter or via blogs as ivank has linked here.

https://chromestory.com

RSS.

The browser world is moving forward very fast it is hard to keep tap on what is going on. For instance I missed this: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/07/referrer-p...
Does some kind of site exists that gathers news about browser updates exist?

If you want to drink from the firehose, the Planets are a good option
Planet Mozilla: https://planet.mozilla.org/
Planet Webkit: https://planet.webkit.org/
On a non-Planet note, you can keep track with Edge via...
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/whats-new

Not specific to browsers, but subscribing to RSS feeds of tools I use/depend on has been very useful.
On GitHub, for example, you can append "/releases.atom" to repository URLs and subscribe to that in your email client.

https://chromestatus.com
https://webkit.org/blog/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Rel...

The “Intent to Ship” bot on Twitter[0] tweets the notices from browser makers about their feature changes.
[0] https://twitter.com/intenttoship