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Seriously? It's Google. Their frickin' home page. I would hope Google employees use enough of Google that no such breakage would ever make it anywhere near use
by Animus7 15y ago
Seriously? It's Google. Their frickin' home page.
I would hope Google employees use enough of Google that no such breakage would ever make it anywhere near user's eyes.
Also, nonlinking is unlikely to be caused by CSS problems.
- natesm 15y agoActually, it's not draggable either, so it's now (at least) a CSS background image, on a <span>. I'm not sure if it was an <img> inside <a> up until today or not, but in that case, I suppose you could say that CSS was involved.