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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 21/09/2026

Tickets are now on sale for Next Year's Viewport Conf in Liverpool viewportconf.org

A poster for Viewport Conf Early Bird Ticket at £179

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 15/09/2026

Coming to LWS meet up today? Look for the London Web Standards sign and ring bell ‘1 Civo’. See you soon!

Sign that reads: “15 September 2026, London Web Standards”

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 16/07/2026

Don’t forget we also have a Diversity Scheme! If you are from an underrepresented group or in a financial situation, which makes buying a ticket difficult you can apply for a free #SotB27 ticket. Applications will close on 4 March 2027: 2027.stateofthebrowser.com/tickets/#div...

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 12/06/2026

Thanks to everyone involved in making @cssday.nl for helping promote #SotB2027

Ana Rodrigues on stage at CSS Day in front of an image publicising State of the Browser 2027

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 12/06/2026

Just letting you know: There are less than 100 tickets left for #SotB2027 Tickets go back on sale 19 Jun 2026 09:00. In the meantime buy tickets for @pixelpioneers.co, @webdevconf.com, & @fronteers.bsky.social

A poster for State of the Browser 2027, it reads:
Saturday 6 March 2027 State of the Browser, In-Person & Online. Get your ticket at stateofthebrowser.com.
There is a gold star with purple writing that says Early Bord Tickets coming 19 June

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 03/06/2026

@cassiecodes.bsky.social - Game On 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/cass... Talk, Video, Transcript & Captions now available #SotB2026 This is the final talks from this year's State of the Browser

Title slide for Cassie's State of the Browser 2026 talk Game On

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 13/04/2026

@zachleat.com - It’s 10PM do you know where your JavaScript is?. Talk from #SotB26 is now live. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/zach...

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 07/04/2026

@mikehall314.bsky.social - Lessons from Building for the Bottom of the Web. Talk from #SotB26 is now live. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/mike...

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 30/03/2026

@bram.us Anchors aweigh! Tethering Elements in Pure CSS with Anchor Positioning. Talk from #SotB26 is now live. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/bram...

The title slide for Bramus's talk at stste of the browser

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 18/03/2026

The recording of @jason-williams.co.uk talk ‘Temporal: It’s about time!’ is now available to watch online! 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/jaso... And Temporal has reached Stage 4: www.igalia.com/2026/03/13/T...

A banner that reads: Temporal: It's about time!, Jason Williams, 2026 State of the Browser and it features a colourful geometric graphic in the background.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

And it’s time for the last session - A live-coded GSAP game by @cassiecodes.bsky.social and the #SotB26 audience!

Cassie Evans on Stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving a talk titled ‘Game On!’.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

@mikehall314.bsky.social on building for the bottom of the web and using unexpected techniques.

Mike Hall on stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving a talk titled ‘Lessons from Building for the Bottom of the Web’.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

@zachleat.com on web performance and reducing your JavaScript footprint.

Zach Leatherman on stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving a talk titled ‘It’s 10pm do you know where your JavaScript is?

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

Back from morning break and @kitation.co.uk is taking over, talking about web compliance and accessibility.

Chad Gowler on stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving a talk titled ‘The Plateau of Accessibility Compliance: Where do we go from here?’.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

Next we have Fiona Safari, giving her first ever talk on thriving at work as an introvert.

Fiona Safari on stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving her first ever talk titled ‘The Art of Connection: Hot to Thrive at Work and Beyond as an Introvert’.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/02/2026

All set and ready for an amazing day. #SotB26 starts now!

Dave Letorey at the Barbican for State of the Browser 2026, smiling at the camera.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 25/02/2026

Do you want to learn more about how standards govern the web? Do you have suggestions on how it should evolve? On 4 March, join W3C’s Technical Architecture Group in London for a panel discussion — understand how they work, ask questions and propose ideas. Tickets are free: ti.to/web-standard...

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 24/02/2026

4 days to go until #SotB26! Online tickets are still on sale — join us for a day full of great talks and inspiration! Plenty of Online Diversity tickets are available too. Diversity applications close in 2 days — 26 February. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/tickets/

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 24/02/2026

State of the Browser is a community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight @deno.land! They are one of our small supporters and have been supporting us for 2 years now. Thank you! 💜

A white illustration of a dinosaur head, set on a black circle background and the name of the company ‘Deno’, on the right.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 17/02/2026

State of the Browser is a community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight @igalia.com! They are one of our small supporters and have been supporting us for 2 years now. Thank you! 💜

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 13/02/2026

State of the Browser is a community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight @krystal.io! They are one of our small supporters and are joining the SotB community for the first time this year. Thank you! 💜

Three black triangles forming a diamond vector graphic set on a white background.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 09/02/2026

State of the Browser is an annual community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or a volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight @vivaldi.com! They are one of our small supporters and have been supporting us for 3 years now. Thank you! 💜

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 03/02/2026

Online tickets for #SotB26 are still available to purchase. With your purchase you receive a ticket discount for Web Day Out in Brighton. Get all the practical front-end knowledge from eight brilliant speakers in just one day! SotB: 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/tickets/ WDO: webdayout.com

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 02/02/2026

And we are officially SOLD OUT for In-Person tickets. Thank you to everyone who is coming later this month in person at the Barbican! 💜 If you missed in-person tickets, don't worry - online tickets are still available to purchase: 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/tickets/

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 29/01/2026

Today we are in Northampton attending @nn1.dev and meeting the organisers @pawelgrzybek.com and Darren Sharp. They organise free meet-ups for developers in the area and you should definitely check them out if you haven’t done it yet.

Samantha Wildman and Talitha Heaton from mpa, Pawel Grzybek and Darren Sharp on stage at Vulcan Works venue.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/01/2026

State of the Browser is an annual community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or a volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight @browserchoicealliance.org! They are a medium supporter and have been supporting us for 2 years now. Thank you! 💜

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 26/01/2026

State of the Browser is a community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight Be Inclusive! They are one of our small supporters and have been supporting us for 4 years now. Thank you! 💜 @beinclusive.app

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 21/01/2026

We are partnering with our friends at @clearleft.com and offering all SotB attendees a ticket discount for Web Day Out and WDO attendees a discount for SotB. You get double the insights and inspiration! If you haven’t bought a ticket for WDO or SotB yet, now is the time.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 09/01/2026

Speaker reveal time! The speaker, who was obsessed with fonts and is not a fan of Meatloaf is Zach Leatherman! Zach will talk about best practices for using JavaScript. @zachleat.com 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/zach... Our speaker line up is complete! Are you excited for #SotB26?

A banner with a picture of Zach Leatherman smiling at the camera, on the left, and on the right, text that reads: Zach Leatherman, It’s 10PM — do you know where your JavaScript is?, State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 07/01/2026

It’s ‘Guess the speaker’ time for our final speaker! Our clues for you this time are…This speaker had an obsession with fonts and does not like Meatloaf. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try and figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

A banner with a question mark on the left and text on the right that reads: Who is our last speaker? State of the Browser, Saturday 28 Fabruary 2026, Barbican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 19/12/2025

#SotB26 Speaker reveal time! The speaker, who is a former DJ and sound engineer and has pushed new standards for the web, is Jason Williams! Jason will talk to you about how Temporal can simplify some of your work. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/jaso...

A banner with a picture of Jason Williams smiling at the camera, on the left, and on the right, text that reads: Jason Williams, Temporal: It’s about time!, State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 17/12/2025

It’s ‘Guess the speaker’ time! Our clue for you this time is…This person is a former DJ and sound engineer who later went on to push new standards for the web. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try and figure out who this is. 🤫 #SotB26

A banner with a question mark on the left and text on the right that reads: Who is our next speaker? State of the Browser, Saturday 28 Fabruary 2026, Barbican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 10/12/2025

It’s ‘Guess the speaker’ time! Our clue for you is…They are active in the fields of science communication and scientific skepticism, advocating for evidence-based thinking and reason. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try and figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 05/12/2025

State of the Browser is an annual community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or volunteer at our event! Today, we spotlight Tetra Logical! They are our major supporter and have been supporting us for 4 years now. Thank you! 💜 @tetralogical.com

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 05/12/2025

We told you about the next #SotB26 speaker, but is it who you think it is? The speaker who has published and academic paper on video games and player experience is Chad Gowler! Chad will talk about the current state of web accessibility. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/chad...

A banner with a picture of Chad Gowler speaking on stage, on the left and on the right, text that reads: Chad Gowler, The Plateau of Accessibility Compliance: Where do we go from here?, State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 03/12/2025

We know that before we announce our next speaker, you like to get to know them a bit. Our clue for you today is…They have published an academic paper on video games and player experience! On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try to figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 28/11/2025

Time to announce our next speaker at #SotB26! We already told you about them, but is it who you think it is? The speaker whose dog is an internet superstar is Cassie Evans! Cassie will do a live-coded game with audience participation. #SotB26 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/cass...

A banner with a picture of Cassie Evans smiling at the camera on the left and on the right text that reads: Cassie Evans, Game On!. State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 26/11/2025

We know that before we announce our next speaker, you like to get to know them a bit. Our clue for you today is…Their dog is an internet superstar and has appeared on many industry videos. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to try to figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 24/11/2025

State of the Browser is a community event, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us by becoming an official supporter or a volunteer with us! Today, we spotlight Chrome Developers! They are one of our headline sponsors and have supported us for 5 years now. Thank you @developer.chrome.com!💜

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 14/11/2025

It’s time to announce our next #SotB26 speaker! We already told you about them, but is it who you think it is? The speaker whose last name is the same as a browser is Fiona Safari! Fiona will talk about her experience in thriving at work as an introvert. 2026.stateofthebrowser.com/speaker/fion...

A banner with a picture of Fiona Safari smiling and text that reads: Fiona Safari, The Art of Connection: How to Thrive at Work and Beyond as an Introvert. State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 07/11/2025

The time to announce our first speaker at #SotB26 has come! We already told you about them, but is it who you think it is? The speaker who enjoys scuba diving and in 2017, became a professional dive leader is…Bramus Van Damme! Bramus will talk to you about the Anchor Positioning API. #SotB26

A banner with a picture of Bramus Van Damme and text that reads: Brammus Van Damme, Anchors aweigh! Tethering Elements in Pure CSS with Anchor Positioning. State of the Browser, Saturday 28 February 2026, Brabican Centre, London.

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 05/11/2025

Before we announce our first speaker, you should get to know them a bit, right? Our clue is…This person enjoys scuba diving and in 2017 became a professional dive leader. On Friday, we will officially announce them, so you have until then to talk to each other and figure out who this is.🤫 #SotB26

A banner with a question mark that reads: Who is our first speaker? State of the Browser, Saturday 28 Fabruary 2026, Barbican Centre, London

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 29/03/2025

It is a lovely day at State of the Browser and you are a horrible goose

A photo of a sticker of a goose with a floppy disk in its beak

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 29/03/2025

Josh Tumath talking about hierarchy of priorities #SotB2025

A photo of Josh giving his conference talk. The slide is a quote from W3C and is Web Platform Design Principle 1.1 and says “ User needs come before the needs of web page authors, which come before the needs of user agent implementors, which come before the needs of specification writers, which come before theoretical purity.”

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London Web Standards @londonwebstandards.org · 29/03/2025

Before Andreas started building the ladybird browser, he built Serenity OS which passed the Doom test in 2019. #SotB2025

A photo of Andreas Kling giving a conference talk at State of the Browser. The screen shows a slide from his talk showing that he could run Doom on SerenityOS

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