Irina Blok in 2013 Irina Blok (born c. 1977) is a and an artist. She is best known for creation of the including its green robot icon. Irina Blok has appeared on ABC's Reality Show as one of the contestants, and her designs were featured in NBC NY, USA today, SF weekly, the French Edition of Elle Magazine and multiple publications around the world. Born in, Russia, Blok moved to the U.S.

In 1995, where she studied Graphic Design at. [ ] She started her career at as brand designer, and helped create and evolve the brands of HP, Visa, H&R Block and FedEx. [ ] She continued her career at a number of tech companies including Yahoo, Google and Adobe. In the course of her career her design work has appeared in Communication Arts magazine, How magazine, AIGA CI Annual, and Creative Review. She is also a directed study advisor at the Graphic Design MFA Program at in San Francisco. David hamilton photography images. References [ ]. • Kennedy, Pegan (October 11, 2013).

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Other features in this release Cross-Origin resource policy allows http servers to ask the browser to prevent cross-origin or cross-site embedding of the returned resource. This is complementary to the Cross-Origin Read Blocking feature and is especially valuable for resources not covered by CORB (which only protects HTML, XML and JSON). Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy is currently the only way to protect images against Spectre attacks or against compromised renderers. CSS redirects are cross-origin To align with the specification, stylesheets that (a) failed to load due to network error, or (b) loaded via a redirect from cross-origin back to same-origin.

Document.visibilityState set to “hidden” when WebContents is occluded Thanks to the WebContents Occlusion feature in Chromium, the will now, especially when they are occluded. In other words, the document.visibilityState value will be “hidden” when the browser tab or window is covered by one or more window. The WebContents Occlusion feature is supported only on Chrome OS and macOS at this time. Windows support is in progress. DOMMatrixReadOnly.scaleNonUniform() The function post-multiplies a non-uniform scale transformation on the current matrix and returns the resulting matrix. It is being re-added to support legacy compatibility with SVGMatrix.

Non-uniform scaling is a transformation in which at least one of the scaling factors is different from the others. For example, non-uniform scaling might turn a rectangle into a square or a parallelogram. EME extension: HDCP policy check Applications now have the ability to query whether a certain so that playback can be started at the optimum resolution for the best user experience. For developers who want to try it. GamePad API: GamepadButton touched attribute The GamePad API now provides the, which indicates whether a finger is on a button independent of whether it's being pressed. Imagesrcset and imagesizes attributes on link rel=preload The  element properties to correspond to srcset and sizes attributes of HTMLImageElement.

To use them, the  element must include the preload and image keywords as shown below. Implicit root scroller Implicit root scroller allows viewport-filling scrollers (iframes, divs) to perform, i.e. Show/hide URL bar, overscroll glow, rotation anchoring, etc. This feature doesn't have an API so it's not on a standards track. Chrome will try to determine if a page is mainly contained in a non-document scroller and attempt to delegate its document-scrolling-UX to that scroller. This is an implicit version of the previously proposed.::part pseudo element on shadow hosts Chrome now supports the, allowing shadow hosts to selectively expose chosen elements from their shadow tree to the outside page for styling purposes. PerformanceObserver.supportedEntryTypes provides a way to feature-detect the PerformanceEntry types that are implemented in a web browser.