Igalia is an open source consultancy specialised in the development of innovative projects and solutions. Our engineers have expertise in a wide range of technological areas, including browsers and client-side web technologies, graphics pipeline, compilers and virtual machines. We have the most WPE, WebKit, Chromium/Blink and Firefox expertise found in the consulting business, including many reviewers and committers. Igalia designs, develops, customises and optimises GNU/Linux-based solutions for companies across the globe. Our work and contributions are present in many projects such as GStreamer, Mesa 3D, WebKit, Chromium, etc.
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Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with Nick Doty from the Center for Democracy and Technology, and Justin Brookman from Consumer Reports about the W3C's Global Privacy Control specification Mentioned Links Global Privacy Control Specification Global Privacy Control web site P3P (Wikipedia) Center for Democracy and Technology Nick’s policy writing Fast Company post on DNT Consumer Reports
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Eric and Brian talk to Google's Johnny Stenback and Rick Byers about Origin Trials Mentioned Links View and Register Trials Get started with origin trials
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Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer discuss the results of State of CSS 2026 Mentioned Links State of CSS 2026
Inaccessible Math: Threat Level Midnight
Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with Microsoft's Clint Covington and Peter Wu about the many integrations of Math, the role MathML and some amazing statistics. Mentioned Links Meet Murray Sargent, the quiet force behind accessible math Peter's Talk Eric's W3C Talk on Sponsorship and MathML The Effects of Nuclear Weapons Docs for MathML support in Microsoft 365 MathML in the PDF 2.0 standard
The Adventure of Servo DevTools
Eric Meyer and Ujjwal Sharma chat with colleagues and Servo team members Rakhi Sharma and Eri Mentioned Links servo.org Tauri collaboration Outreachy RDP
Episode 100: Web Standards at the Web Engines Hackfest
Igalia's Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with W3C interim CEO Dominique Hazael-Massieux about Web Standards, the W3C, the Web Engines Hackfest and the larger web ecosystem Mentioned Links Is this the Web? Three Standards Bodies Walk In to a Bar Web Engines Hackfest
Is This the Web?
Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with Dan Appelquist of Samsung and the W3C AB about how we define the web, and why it matters. Mentioned Links Dan's Blog Post The XSLT Episode Ethical Web Principles W3C RECs
Three Standards Bodies Walk In to a Bar
Brian Kardell, Eric Meyer and Ujjwal Sharma discuss ECMA, W3C, and WHATWG — how they work, how they differ, and how they change over time. Standards, politics, budgets, and browser reality, all in one quick episode. Mentioned Links W3C WHWATWG ECMA
History of the Web: Microsofties (at BlinkOn 21)
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npmx : The People‑Powered Package Index
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Servo & the BCD features Pokédex
Brian and Eric talk with Dietrich Ayala about the ever‑expanding Pokédex we call the Web Platform — 15,000 BCD keys, 1,100 Web Features, and a growth rate that makes “catching up” feel like chasing a legendary. Mentioned Links Servo Baseline Readiness Web-Features Baseline metafluff.com
The Clock Thickens: Temporal Advances to Stage 4
Brian and Eric chat with Igalia's Philip Chimento, Nicolò Ribaudo and Bloomberg's Jason Williams about JavaScript’s new Temporal API. Mentioned Links MDN Documentation 2021 Temporal Episode
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