- More exact browserlist
- stop hiding "hint" execution
- Disable chromium sandbox since I'm now running it in a container and
all content is trusted.
- Remove obsolete elements-to-ignore from the compatibility check.
- Re-enable the compression check but disable checking for Zopfli
compression, which returns a fale-positive; I use
efficient-compression-tool for gzip compression which is actually
better than Zopfli.
- Stop ignoring the "X-Frame-Options" header in no-disallowed-headers,
since I stopped sending that header.
inb4 a bunch of people from the privsec community @ me for using flatpak
chromium:
Yes, the sandboxing is different, but I'm not using this as my
day-to-day browser. I'm using it headless for measurements and auditing.
I want a browser that behaves as close to upstream official Chromium
builds when doing Chromium measurements.
Take some deep breaths. Here, have a glass of water.
- Make xhtml and html alternates the same (we're polygot), cutting
static-compression time in half
- Make axe-ff run on local files, reducing some overhead.
- Run webhint in parallel with other site checks, right after the
deployment finishes
- Fix webhint perf budget (it warns when within 0.5 sec so give it a
0.5 sec buffer)
- Throttle LH a bit more
Now that css containment has dramatically improved large-page
performance, I can crank up the chromium throttling during lighthouse
runs to ensure no perf regressions.
- Replace achecker flags with a config file
- Bring back webhint
- Amend check-whole-site so that it will deploy to staging if all checks
pass, and then run webhint on every staging page.
- Add lint using local installation of the Nu HTML Validator and some
jq-based filtering of false positives
- Move linter configs to directory, to de-clutter the repo
This should reduce a lot of repetition. Supports first/last names,
nicknames, generic names that don't conform to first/last norms, and
has basic support for affiliated organizations.
Also snuck in more info on website colors to the web best practices
article, inc. a link to Chris' Wiki.
