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The company started rolling out these new security settings with the release of Chrome 80 in February, causing many to worry about the number of websites that could possibly break as a result. In order to prevent such breakages, especially for websites "providing essential services including banking, online groceries, government services and healthcare," Google decided to roll these changes back. Instead, the tech giant says it is aiming to resume the enforcement of these changes over the summer. In October 2019, the tech giant announced Chrome would start handling cookies with an undeclared SameSite value the same as it does with SameSite=Lax cookies. It added that only cookies with the new SameSite=None; Secure setting "will be available for external access," provided they're accessed from secure connections.
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3. More people are using Microsoft Edge's Chromium-based desktop browser than they are using Mozilla's Firefox, NetMarketShare records reveal. At the end of March 2020, Edge had 7.59% of the desktop browser market share, while Firefox has slightly less, at 7.19%. That means Edge, not Firefox, is currently the second most popular desktop browser. Meanwhile, Google Chrome continued to reign, dominating 68.5% of the market share.
4. PHP slightly grew in popularity last month, this April 2020 report reveals ...
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We now have a release date for Deno 1.0, while the last planned minor release for the Angular 9.x. series and TypeScript 3.9 beta is now out. Meanwhile, the Wikimedia Foundation recommended a JavaScript framework for the future front-end development of Wikipedia.
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Java 14 was finally released last month, Stack Overflow released Dark Mode in beta, while we now have a glimpse into what PHP 8.0 (and even JDK 15!) has in store. For a recap of news, releases, and other updates for Ruby, Java, PHP, Go, Rust, and other languages and tools, upgrade to premium!
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In March, Google made the shocking move of full-on skipping a Chrome release, before unleashing an entirely new schedule thanks to the coronavirus. Meanwhile, Google also unleashed a new tool that makes it much easier for developers to quickly make their websites accessible to those with visual deficiencies, Webkit announced it is now blocking cookies for cross-site resources by default in Apple's Safari browser, Mozilla released a new version, while a report reveals a surprising new popular browser is considered the least secure.
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GitHub acquired JavaScript package manager npm last month, and released other long-awaited features, while The Eclipse Foundation launched what it's calling the "open-source alternative" to Visual Studio Code.
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1. Real Python's creator shares a neat trick teaching Python developers how to sort a Python dict by value.
2. Popular teacher and software engineer Kent C. Dodds shows readers how to test custom React hooks in this piece.
3. Find out how to turn emojis into favicons...
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Lambda School has decided to place one of its programs on indefinite hold.
Lambda School has decided to place one of its programs on indefinite hold.
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Edited by Inside.com staff writer and Inside Dev curator Sheena Vasani, a journalist based in California. Proficient in Javascript and Ruby. Got my start at Dev Bootcamp and Thinkful. Follow me on Twitter.
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Edited by Elizabeth Barr, who creates and consumes at the nexus of media and tech. She ran sections and sites at publications such as the Buffalo News, AOL News and the Huffington Post before becoming a software developer, creating content-discovery products like FitPop and Where the Truck. Elizabeth's all-in on newsletters, covering news and pop culture on the sometimes-funny Mediavore. Follow her on Twitter at @elizabethbarr.
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