Quick MacOS tip: Preview as a built-in zoom lens
April 6th, 2022Today, after a decade or so of using MacOS, I realised that preview has a zoom lens built in. You can toggle it using the backtick ` key.

On this edition of WeAreDevelopers LIVE we welcome Kate Astrid, Senior Product Engineer at Cogram and speaker at this past summer's WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America to talk all about cognitive biases in development, and how to overcome them. Of course, we also take a look at the news from the week and separate fact from fiction in a round of Fake or News.
This week we're joined by Kate Astrid, Senior Product Engineer at Cogram, to see if she can tell fact from fiction in a round of Fake or News.
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Today, after a decade or so of using MacOS, I realised that preview has a zoom lens built in. You can toggle it using the backtick ` key.
It is not that hard to create a script that shows and hides parts of the document, but often we forget about how our visitors use the products we build. Especially when it comes to navigating huge documents, people tend to use the “find in page” functionality of browsers. And when they do and we […]
Please help us to improve the emulation features of browser developer tools by filling out a two questions survey. Background We’re currently working on improving the findability of emulation features in the Microsoft Edge developer tools. Did you know that you can emulate different vision deficiences, dark and light schemes, forced colours and print layout […]
We just released version 1.4.6 of the Edge DevTools for VS Code extension and the main change is that the Console tool is now available in the extension. 0:05 Console.log messages in VS Code 0:08 Test out some JavaScript 0:10 window object access 0:12 DOM convenience API support 0:15 Style changes 0:17 Console.table 0:20 Live […]
Back in January, I posted about a launch.json file to turn VS code into an end-to-end web debugging environment. One of the features people told me was missing was to start and stop a server with the debugging session. So here is how to do this. We add two more lines to the existing `launch.json`, […]
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