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A Go-based API URL fuzzer that cross-joins hosts and paths into normalized URLs (defaulting to https when no protocol is given), probes them over configurable HTTP methods with adjustable threads and rate limiting, and reports only responding endpoints with status code, Content-Type, Content-Length, and page title in text, JSON, or CSV output.

GitHub Copilot plans now use GitHub AI Credits instead of premium request counts. Usage is based on token consumption, including input, output, and cached tokens, giving admins more direct visibility into AI coding costs.

HTML-in-canvas is a new experimental feature in Chrome that allows ordinary HTML to be rendered inside rich canvas environments while retaining useful HTML features. Its development hints at a future where the document remains intact, but stops dictating the shape of the human experience. It will allow developers to stop shaping human experiences around what machines can reliably understand and create a future where the web is a lot more like the things it's trying to describe. This post contains several examples of what the new API could create, like fully accessible DOM elements drawn into Doom's wall textures and new types of engaging UIs and experiences.