A remark for JavaScript developers: for injecting its content into the body, this script creates a dummy div (it has no attributes and is targeted by no styles)

A remark for JavaScript developers: for injecting its content into the body, this script creates a dummy div (it has no attributes and is targeted by no styles), sets its innerHTML, then appends it to the body. That dummy div is actually unnecessary: Element.insertAdjacentHTML lets you achieve the same effect without it: document.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', '<div class="nightnight">…</div>'); Browser support is universal. (Firefox was last to the game, getting it in Firefox 8, 9½ years ago. IE introduced it, in version 4.) I have more remarks I could make, but I’ll leave it at that one. It’s the most interesting.