Chrome 158 Removes XSLT on November 17 — What Breaks and How to Fix It
Chrome 158 ships November 17 and kills the XSLTProcessor API. Here is what breaks — feeds, enterprise apps, K2 — and your three ...
WordPress 7.2 Beta 1: What Developers Must Test Now
WordPress 7.2 Beta 1 drops October 20. Plugin and theme developers have until RC1 (November ...
JPEG XL vs AVIF in 2026: Chrome Is Back, Who Wins?
Chrome 155 restored JPEG XL after a 2-year exile. Firefox 157 followed suit. All four ...
WebMCP: Chrome’s New Standard Lets AI Agents Use Your Website
Google and Microsoft’s WebMCP browser standard lets websites expose typed JavaScript tools to AI agents ...
Next.js October 14 Security Patch: Two Criticals Coming — Upgrade Now
Next.js drops another security patch October 14: two Critical and one High in upstream deps. ...
Next.js 16.4: Cache Components Default, React 19.3
Next.js 16.4 ships Cache Components as the new default, bundles React 19.3 with stable View Transitions, adds lazy compilation, and introduces next upgrade ...
JPEG XL Lands in Chrome 155: What Web Developers Must Do Now
Chrome 155 just shipped JPEG XL — the image format it killed in 2022. Firefox ...
ViteConf 2026: What Evan You Will Drop on October 15
ViteConf 2026 is live October 15. Evan You will reveal Vite's next chapter as a ...
WebMCP in Chrome 146: Make Your Site AI-Agent-Ready Now
Chrome 146 ships with document.modelContext — a browser-native API that lets your site expose structured ...
Chrome 154: 108 Patches, 11 Critical GPU and V8 Flaws
Chrome 154 patches 108 vulnerabilities, 11 of them critical memory-corruption bugs in ANGLE, GPU, WebGL, ...