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    Do web components have a future if nobody writes them?●Do web components have a future if nobody is writing them?YhnSportFootball641 min ago

    Web developer Nolan Lawson argues web components face an adoption problem, asking whether the standard web technology has a future if few developers actually write them. The piece questions why, despite years of browser support, custom elements remain niche compared to framework-built components, and what that means for the web platform's direction.

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    Broccoli2shell: Critical Vulnerability Found in Brotli Decoder●Broccoli2shell: Everything You Need To Know About The Critical Brotli Decoder Vulnerability✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity5 h ago

    Security researchers have disclosed Broccoli2shell, a critical vulnerability affecting the Brotli decompression library, which is widely embedded in browsers, servers and software stacks to compress web traffic. The flaw could allow attackers to crash applications or execute code on systems processing maliciously compressed data. Because Brotli ships by default in Chrome, Node.js and many other products, defenders are being urged to patch affected components quickly and check for exposed versions.

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    Urgent security fix issued for code running most websites●Urgent security fix issued for code vital to estimated 70% of all websites The code vulnerability could allow attackersMmastodonWorld04 d ago

    Security experts have released an urgent patch for a widely used open-source component estimated to power around 70% of all websites. The vulnerability could let attackers take over servers running the affected code. Administrators are being urged to update their systems as soon as possible, with the flaw drawing widespread attention across the tech and security communities.

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