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> > > Because after you hover on something, it can be an indication of intent. > Yes, that's (one of the many reasons) why javascript needs to die. You're mis
by reificator 7y ago
> > > Because after you hover on something, it can be an indication of intent.
> Yes, that's (one of the many reasons) why javascript needs to die.
You're missing the point. CSS allows you to load tracking pixels on hover, so you can do that without Javascript.
- a1369209993 7y agoI was going to say "no it doesn't, that's blatantly stupid, you load things during page load, that's why it's called page load" but on further research, Firefox apparently does do that now. I hate everything and I'm once again glad I stopped updating years ago.[0] 0: I decline to treat the unintentional flaws of [Firefox] as more important than the intentional ones.[1] 1: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/upgrade-windows.html https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/upgrade-windows.html