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Can someone at Mozilla explain why they present what is purely textual content as a PNG? I mean, this is ridiculous: https://ffp4g1ylyit3jdyti1hqcvtb-wpengine.

• jasoncartwright 7y ago
  When you click on it then the text gets smaller. Bizarre choice.
• ComputerGuru 7y ago
  It’s to keep with the theme of breaking the web while ostensibly replacing it with something better.
• Jonnax 7y ago
  For sharing on social media / chat apps.
• Yoric 7y ago
  For sharing on Twitter?
• tomashubelbauer 7y ago
  Apparently, screen reader users do not deserve to be able to learn about the future of the web Mozilla is envisioning.
• Aissen 7y ago
  The fun part is that this seems to have been copied from an HTML FAQ and a link "see relevant documentation here" has simply disappeared in the process.
• johnp_ 7y ago
  It even seems to break inline links, like in the "split-horizon" section: > System administrators can find relevant documentation here. I'm pretty sure "here" should be a link, but of course that doesn't work when the marketing department uses a PNG instead of HTML. I'm also surprised that Mozilla / the CDN don't optimize the PNG. `zopflipng` reduces the size from 285K to 153K. And of course it's named "Final-DNS-over-HTTPS-05-1.png".
  • pbhjpbhj 7y ago
    I clicked. They could've used an image map. /s
• alwillis 7y ago
  I noticed that too. Totally inaccessible. Very un-Mozilla like.