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It also includes access to a web service that show you what your site looks like in Safari on a Mac - this will generate an image of the output, but also uses a metadata file that allows you to see which parts of the markup generated which parts of the image, so it's still quite powerful.
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20 Νοε 2014 · Are there any web browsers that make pen/stylus specific events (such as pressure) available to the DOM, similar to Microsoft's RealTimeStylus API? Is there any standard DOM interface for this? If not, are there proprietary extensions that allow this, perhaps using a plugin?
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