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I've never seen an article with a minimap on the side before, that's kinda awesome

• chrismorgan 3y ago
  I’m genuinely disappointed that it’s not done with -moz-element() on Firefox, but still duplicates all the content and just scales it down. Using -moz-element() has the potentially-useful side-effect that things like text selection will be visible in the minimap as well, as well as avoiding the problems of the duplication approach, such as that browser find functionality looks in the minimap too. (The minimap needs `user-select: none` which fixes some of the problems, but not all.) I still hope that other browsers will eventually implement element(), along with cross-fade() which is also in the CSS Images Module Level 4 draft <https://w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts/css-images-4/ https://w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts/css-images-4/>.
  • kelnos 3y ago
    > I’m genuinely disappointed that it’s not done with -moz-element() on Firefox Given how few of us Firefox users there are out there, I'm sadly not surprised.
    • soultrees 3y ago
      Firefox till I die. (Or until they turn into a shit company)
      • pif_ 3y ago
        Exactly the same for me! I've been using Firefox forever, and always will.
  • msm_ 3y ago
    In this case you might be interested in this recent post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36757542 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36757542.
• Propelloni 3y ago
  Agreed, it's a joy to scroll through this article using the minimap. IMO a stark reminder how useless modern scrollbars have become.
• NooneAtAll3 3y ago
  it doesn't even appear for me on default browser scaling if you hadn't commented that, I wouldn't have known