#css
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Pico CSS is no longer maintained, and its author cites AI
The maintainer of the minimal CSS framework Pico CSS has announced that version 2.1.1 will be the last. AI, he argues, has made such frameworks far less necessary, and staying relevant would require a rewrite from scratch.
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Servo Brings CSS Grid to Life and Speeds Up With Threadboost
The belated August status report on the Rust-based Servo browser engine covers CSS Grid support and an experimental feature that lifts Speedometer scores by 50%.
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Pele: Mermaid Diagrams as Themeable SVG
Pele is a lightweight open-source library that turns Mermaid text into SVG and lets you recolor diagrams through CSS variables — with no re-rendering.
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asciiQuake: Quake in Characters, Drawn with CSS
The asciiQuake project ports the classic shooter into the world of text graphics — the rendering is handled by a technology called GlyphCSS.
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CSS in Emails: How Mail Styling Turns Into Password and Token Theft
PortSwigger researcher Gareth Heyes showed at Black Hat USA 2026 how an email's contents can break out of their bounds and hijack the webmail interface — from Outlook to Gmail and Proton Mail.
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Servo 0.4: A Record Month and Ever More Correctly Rendered Sites
The Rust-based browser engine's update landed at the end of July with a record 558 commits and noticeably better compatibility with real-world websites.