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security
4 entries.
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Breadcrumbs, Honest Sitemap Dates and a Build Report
What changed in ssg 1.8.73 and 1.8.74: breadcrumbs that only link to pages that exist, a sitemap checked against Google's rules, dates in it that are true, the ssg version in templates, and a Go security fix.
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Three Releases Without a Post: Structured Data, Languages and a Security Fix
What changed in ssg 1.8.70, 1.8.71 and 1.8.72: recipes and FAQs as structured data without a script, a CV page, a front page per language, a newsletter Worker, and a Go security release.
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Most Websites Are Documents. Stop Shipping Them as Applications.
A phone downloads 486 KB of this site's home page, and 24 KB of it is what the generator wrote. The rest is choices. The case for static sites, measured.
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Your MCP Server Can Edit Your Website. Who Is Allowed to Talk to It?
An MCP server that edits templates and opens pull requests is not just another dev endpoint. The moment it listens on HTTP, authentication is not optional.