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The difference is that CSS can trigger remote resource loads in response to post-pageload user behavior, which intuitively seems like a JS-only thing. For examp
by Osmose 9y ago
The difference is that CSS can trigger remote resource loads in response to post-pageload user behavior, which intuitively seems like a JS-only thing. For example, tracking where the mouse has moved, as mentioned in the readme.
I wouldn't say it's some sudden, alarming capability, but it is distinctly more capable than <img> tags.