Capabilities

Learn how to use readable, writable, and transform streams with the Streams API.

Pick the appropriate API to communicate with a hardware device of your choice.

Learn why the Excalidraw project decided to deprecate their Electron wrapper in favor of the web version.

Web apps can now disable mouse acceleration when capturing pointer events.

An overview of what push notifications are, why you might use them, and how they work.

Learn how to use the Gamepad API to push your web games to the next level.

Learn how ZDF created a progressive web app (PWA) with modern features like offline support, installability, and dark mode.

Pan, tilt, and zoom features on cameras are finally controllable on the web.

Bridging the gap between web and iOS/Android experiences to delight users.

The WebHID API allows websites to access alternative auxiliary keyboards and exotic gamepads.

Get information about connected displays and position windows relative to those displays.

Learn how the Local Font Access API allows you to access the user's locally installed fonts and obtain low-level details about them.

The Web Serial API allows websites to communicate with serial devices.

Safer, unblocked clipboard access for text and images

Provide an immersive, full screen experience for a variety of use cases including interactive websites, games, and remote desktop or application streaming.

Connecting to uncommon devices from your app.

A summary of the major news and updates that were announced during our 3-day online community event, and a reminder about upcoming regional events.

Building for modern browsers and progressively enhancing like it's 2003

Learn how to use the requestVideoFrameCallback() to work more efficiently with videos in the browser.

Text Fragments let you specify a text snippet in the URL fragment. When navigating to a URL with such a text fragment, the browser can emphasize and/or bring it to the user's attention.

Make your Progressive Web App not feel like a website, but like a "real" app