Hello.

I learnt a lot of things in India. 2: UC Browser is trying to be the browser for the region

I learnt a lot of things in India. 1: Proxy browsers don't work

I love (actual love) the `window.performance` API. Use it to help speed up your site.

I am passionate about making web apps discoverable and interlinked. It is one of the reasons why I created the very first Web Intents prototype and then worked on trying to get it standarised and implemented as WebIntents. Web Intents as we know it today failed (it still hurts), yet I still think about it a lot. In my recent post about SLICE I mentioned that inter-app linking is MIA on the web.

What are the properties that make the web the web? How can we keep differentiating from native to stay relevant in a mobile world?

Ruby frustrations and performance have frustrated me for a long time. Experimented with Hugo and ported blog in about 3 hours

Deep App Links: Changes have come to Chrome and this is my summary of what's happened, why and how to manage the change

When you share a link from Chrome, you can also get a screenshot using a couple of Intent Extras

Some quick thoughts about not using CSP when you have a Service Worker.

Do you know if any ISP's are injecting Ads or anything else in to your site? No. I thought not.

A weekly run-down of some interesting things that I have found

Does the discovery problem of app stores, search and everywhere else only affect those who don't or can't market?

A weekly run-down for Feb

TIL: Use eye dropper directly on the web page.

TL;DR It's a long story; I learnt a lot.

Is it possible to build a 2 factor authentication system on the web? I think it is.

How do you find ideas for web apps and why is it important to build apps that push the platform?

It might be a hard sell, but there are number of advantages to using the web.

It might be surprising. But it's all possible on the web.

A spent a while living just with web apps. Here is my report.