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You can even open the website recursively within its own "Safari" window. The recursion depth seems to be limited to one though. Nice easter egg nonetheless. E
by LaputanMachine 5y ago
You can even open the website recursively within its own "Safari" window. The recursion depth seems to be limited to one though. Nice easter egg nonetheless.
Edit: It's possible to bypass the recursion limit. First open the "Blog" bookmark on the Safari start page. Use Inspect Element on the "portfolio" link at the top right, and remove
target="_blank"
from the HTML. Open the portfolio and enjoy infinite recursion.
- h4l0 5y agoI didn't experience a recursion limit when I just tried it. Maybe the site was updated after your comment? I'm using Firefox.
- neogodless 5y agoSame here - Firefox on Windows 10. I only went about three deep but... neat!
- LaputanMachine 5y agoIt's still not working for me for some reason. In the second recursion step, when entering the URL manually, the tab remains blank. If I instead try to click on the unedited "portfolio" link, the site opens in a new (native) tab. Happens on Safari and Firefox (macOS) as well as Chromium (Debian).
- neogodless 5y agoI did notice if you have a trailing slash, and you remove it... it usually loads then.
- spamalot159 5y agoSomeone should try to write a copy of this inside the VSCode editor in the site.
- FeelTheBerns 5y agoBruh
- auroranil 5y agoInteresting. It is using iframes behind the scenes. According to W3C it should limit the recursion depth to one, but it seems that you can get around that. Relevant: https://www.bryanbraun.com/2021/03/24/infinitely-nested-iframes/ https://www.bryanbraun.com/2021/03/24/infinitely-nested-ifra...