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Web development

A 75-post collection

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Chrome Just Killed uBlock Origin — Firefox Is the Last Major Browser Where It Still Works

Google removed all Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store on August 31, 2026, ending full ad blocking on Chromium. Firefox 155 is now the only major browser that still runs uBlock Origin without restrictions. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Web development 05 September 2026

AWS Buys the Team Behind DuckDB — and Promises to Keep It Open Source

Amazon has acquired DuckLabs, the 30-person Amsterdam studio behind the wildly popular embedded analytics engine, while ring-fencing the open source project under its independent foundation. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Web development 03 September 2026

Astro 7.0 Ships with a Rust-Powered Markdown Engine That Cuts Build Times by Up to 61%

The Astro team replaced their JavaScript Markdown pipeline with Sätteri, a Rust-built processor that makes large content sites dramatically faster to build. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Web development, nodejs 29 August 2026

Mojo 1.0 Is Out and Fully Open Source — The AI Programming Language That Promised Python's Syntax at C++ Speed

Modular shipped Mojo 1.0 and immediately open-sourced the compiler under Apache 2.0, delivering on a three-year promise and handing AI developers a production-ready language that targets CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs alike. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, Web development 28 August 2026

Three.js r186 Is Getting Native Gaussian Splatting — And It Changes Web 3D

Three.js's r186 development branch has merged a native Gaussian Splat renderer for WebGPU, making photorealistic scene reconstruction a first-class feature of the library for the first time. »

Geth Author Geth Author on AI, three.js, Web development, 3D 26 August 2026
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