.@HTTPArchive's annual state of the web report — the Web Almanac — is out!

As every year, I'll give it a read and share interesting facts below... @HTTPArchive I love these "fun facts".

Shipping a 62MB stylesheet (that's transferred size) is quite an accomplishment. 🙈

This year's Web Almanac report is almost complete. 🎉 ("Media" & "Caching" are missing)

almanac.httparchive.org/en/2021/

Let's see what's interesting. 👇 The median webpage loads 70kb CSS. Alright, and the "top scoring site loaded over 60mb of CSS. 😲😆 60!

I somehow ended up the @MozDevNet page for CSS pseudo classes and holy moly... There's a bunch of them! 🤯

Let's look at the interesting ones (and that I maybe knew about but forgot). 🙈 @MozDevNet :autofill

> The :autofill CSS pseudo-class matches when an <input> element has its value autofilled by the browser. The class stops matching if the user edits the field.

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

May I introduce: @tinyhelpersdev – tiny-helpers.dev.

Because I never find the proper tools when I need them I started collecting useful single-purpose online tools that are useful for web devs & I'll keep adding tools. 😊🙈

I share my favorite ones below in a thread. 🧵 @tinyhelpersdev astexplorer.net – the go-to tool when you're dealing with abstract syntax trees! Highly recommended!

Spending my Sunday morning reading the Web Almanac sharing internet stats and analyzing HTTP Archive data for 2019.

almanac.httparchive.org/en/2019/

I'll share facts and stats that I think are interesting in a thread. 👇 :) Only ~65% of sites compress their JavaScript files. 😲