Fwd: [w3c/wpub] WP affords personalization (#138)

This discussion was on the Publishing WG mailing list and thought we should be aware of what they are discussing regarding personalization for publishing.


2.1.11 Personalization<https://www.w3.org/TR/pwp-ucr/#personalized> The user must have the possibility to personalize his or her reading experience

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  *   CSS Environment Variables Module Level 1<https://drafts.csswg.org/css-env-1/> is being currently drafted, i.e. CSS custom properties but for the UA (or authors’ global props which don’t cascade).

They’re currently meant to be usable in media queries so one could imagine leveraging that in the future to expose reading modes, etc.

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