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I think its because both <blink> and <marquee> no longer work in modern browsers consistently. Also, fun thing I noticed, if you google for <marquee> a part of
by Aloha 8y ago
I think its because both <blink> and <marquee> no longer work in modern browsers consistently.
Also, fun thing I noticed, if you google for <marquee> a part of the results page scrolls side to side, like marquee would!
- kokokokoko 8y ago<blink> and <marquee> tags can be targeted in a CSS stylesheet in modern browsers. So you can still have <blink> tags that blink without JavaScript. I imagine you might be able to pull off <marquee> tags without additional markup, but I'm not sure. https://nippy-candle.glitch.me https://nippy-candle.glitch.me
- burk96 8y agoI try to mainly use DDG nowadays, but man I love some of the little things Google has done.