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March 3 2025	HTML parsers jsoup reached its latest release date, demonstrating ongoing development of the Java-based HTML parsing tool. jsoup release 1.18.2 (2024-Nov-27) jsoup.org www.zenrows.com
November 29 2023	Accelerated Mobile Pages Ghost announced the removal of AMP in a future update, citing reasons including advanced web development, Google no longer using it as a ranking factor, poor user experience, and decreased adoption. Upcoming removal of AMP in Ghost 6.0: What you need to know - News - Ghost Forum forum.ghost.org How to Build a Custom Ghost CMS Theme www.freecodecamp.org
October 2023	Ogg formats in HTML5 Google announced plans to deprecate and remove Theora video codec support, with initial reduction in Chrome 120 and full removal planned for Chrome 123, citing low usage and security risks. Google Chrome To Remove Theora Video Codec Support - Phoronix www.phoronix.com Chrome and Firefox may soon drop Theora codec support winaero.com
October 31 2023	HTML parsers HtmlUnit reached its latest release date, continuing development of the HTML parsing library. Releases · HtmlUnit/htmlunit · GitHub github.com maven repository - When will HtmlUnit Version 3 will be released? - Stack Overflow stackoverflow.com
April 7 2023	HTML parsers Beautiful Soup had its most recent release, updating the Python-based HTML parsing library. Beautiful Soup Tutorial - How to Parse Web Data With Python oxylabs.io parsing - Parse HTML and replace Text Python BeautifulSoup - Stack Overflow stackoverflow.com
September 24 2022	MHTML An example MHTML file snapshot was created, demonstrating the file format's metadata capturing process, including page title, source URL, and timestamp. Power BI October 2022 Feature Summary \| Microsoft Power BI Blog \| Microsoft Power BI powerbi.microsoft.com Supported File Categories and File Types - Netskope Knowledge Portal docs.netskope.com
July 2022	MHTML Yandex Browser version 22.7.4.960 enabled default support for creating MHTML (multipart/related) files
April 20 2022	Accelerated Mobile Pages Brave Browser rolled out new features to automatically bypass AMP pages.
April 20 2022	Accelerated Mobile Pages DuckDuckGo announced automatic bypassing of AMP pages on their browser and Privacy Essentials browser extension.
2021	Alt attribute Google Lighthouse audit revealed that 27% of alt text attributes were empty, with most being non-decorative informational images, highlighting ongoing challenges in alt attribute implementation and web accessibility. Focusing on accessibility and SEO with Google Lighthouse \| QuantCDN www.quantcdn.io Google's Lighthouse Accessibility Tests Are Helpful, But Not Perfect www.boia.org
November 2021	Accelerated Mobile Pages Twitter updated its developer guidelines to announce discontinuation of support for AMP, with mobile apps for Android and iOS now loading non-AMP webpage versions.
July 17 2021	HTML parsers HTML Tidy had its latest release, marking a significant update to the HTML parsing tool.
May 5 2021	Bootstrap Bootstrap officially released version 5, introducing major changes including removing jQuery dependency, dropping Internet Explorer support, adding custom SVG icons, and implementing built-in dark mode support. jQuery-less State Template Release v5.6.0 \| Webstandards webstandards.ca.gov jQuery still needed in Bootstrap 5 - General Discussion - Blocs Forum forum.blocsapp.com
April 2021	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google removed AMP as an SEO criterion, replacing it with page loading speed and other 'page experience' metrics. Top Stories search results are no longer restricted to AMP pages, and AMP pages no longer have a distinguishing icon.
April 2020	Accelerated Mobile Pages AMP Stories were renamed to Web Stories in April, marking a rebranding of the storytelling format.
2019	Accelerated Mobile Pages At AMP Conf '19, tech lead Malte Ubl announced that AMP is now just AMP, not an acronym for Accelerated Mobile Pages, emphasizing its cross-device functionality.
2019	Polymer Google Allo web service was shut down, ending its use of the Polymer library. Killed by Google: List of Products and Services Sunsetted by the Loony Search Giant Hosting - Compare Pricing & Plans - April 2025 www.whatsthehost.com Releases · google/closure-compiler Wiki · GitHub github.com
April 2019	MHTML A security researcher published details about an XML external entity (XXE) vulnerability in MHT files, which could be automatically triggered when a user opens the file in Internet Explorer, potentially through email, instant messaging, or other communication vectors.
2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages Web Stories (previously called AMP Stories) were introduced as a mobile-focused format for delivering news and information in a tap-through story format.
2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google announced the AMP Email section of the AMP framework, enabling interactive AMP components to be included directly within emails. This innovation allows supported email clients to display dynamic content directly in the email interface, with fallback HTML available for unsupported clients.
2018	MHTML Firefox discontinued support for the Mozilla Archive Format add-on.
2018	Polymer Google Chrome team developed LitElement as part of the Polymer project, creating a lightweight framework for web components that can be used with any front-end framework or library.
December 7 2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages AMP announced their official WordPress plugin, enabling WordPress websites to include AMP-ready pages.
September 2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages Microsoft began rolling out its own Bing AMP viewer and AMP cache.
September 2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google began transitioning AMP to a more open governance model, creating committees with diverse stakeholders including publishers like The Washington Post and Axios, and companies such as Microsoft and Twitter.
September 18 2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages The AMP Project announced a transition to an open governance model and became part of the OpenJS Foundation, signaling a move towards greater community involvement and transparency.
May 2 2018	Polymer The Polymer team announced a strategic shift in development, moving away from two-way binding and template systems, and focusing on LitElement and one-way bindings.
March 27 2018	XHTML W3C retired the recommendations for XHTML 1.0, XHTML 1.1, HTML 4.0, HTML 4.01, and HTML5.
February 2018	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google implemented a requirement that AMP pages in search results must contain content equivalent to their non-AMP page counterparts, ensuring content consistency and reducing potential deceptive practices.
January 18 2018	Bootstrap Bootstrap 4 was finalized, completing the major version update with significant architectural and design changes.
2017	Polymer Google redesigned Google Earth using the Polymer library, marking a significant implementation of the library in a major Google service.
November 16 2017	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google announced a plan to prevent sites in search results from exploiting AMP to bait-and-switch users, addressing potential security and manipulation concerns.
October 2017	MHTML The MAFF add-on developer announced that the Mozilla Archive Format would no longer be supported in future versions of Firefox.
October 2017	Ogg formats in HTML5 Microsoft began implementing support for Ogg, Vorbis, and Theora in Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge.
September 2017	Accelerated Mobile Pages Russian hackers exploited an AMP vulnerability to send phishing emails targeting investigative journalists critical of the Russian government, attempting to hack into their websites.
August 22 2017	Polymer The Polymer Summit was organized in Copenhagen, further supporting the library's ecosystem.
August 10 2017	Bootstrap First beta version of Bootstrap 4 was released, indicating significant progress in the framework's development.
June 2017	Accelerated Mobile Pages Twitter started linking to AMP pages from its iOS and Android apps.
May 2017	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google reported 900,000 web domains were publishing AMP pages with more than two billion AMP pages published globally.
February 2017	Accelerated Mobile Pages Adobe reported AMP pages accounted for 7% of all web traffic for top publishers in the United States.
2016	Polymer Continued market recognition and usage growth for the Polymer library, as tracked by BuiltWith.
2016	Polymer Google I/O website continued to use Polymer, further demonstrating the library's ongoing development and adoption.
October 17 2016	Polymer Google held the Polymer Summit in London, continuing to engage with the developer community.
September 2016	Accelerated Mobile Pages Microsoft announced support for AMP in the Bing apps for iOS and Android platforms.
September 6 2016	Bootstrap Otto suspended work on Bootstrap 3 to focus development efforts exclusively on Bootstrap 4.
February 2016	Accelerated Mobile Pages AMP pages began appearing in Google mobile search results after a technical preview period, marking the initial public rollout of the framework.
2015	Polymer Polymer 1.0 was released, considered the first 'production ready' version of the library, significantly improving performance and reducing load times by up to 7 times.
2015	Polymer Google I/O website was developed using Polymer, showcasing the library's capabilities in creating web applications.
2015	Polymer Polymer began gaining increased market recognition, with significant usage spikes documented by BuiltWith.
October 7 2015	Accelerated Mobile Pages Google first announced the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project as an open source HTML framework designed to improve mobile web browsing speed and compete with Facebook Instant Articles and Apple News.
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