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> The difference between them and a simple hyperlink is that they can and often will provide some additional context, <a href=“Foo” title=“go to Foo” /> wil

> The difference between them and a simple hyperlink is that they can and often will provide some additional context, <a href=“Foo” title=“go to Foo” /> will give you additional context on hover (on systems that support that)

hk__2 2y ago
> will give you additional context on hover (on systems that support that) "hover" has no meaning on touch-based interfaces.
- majewsky 2y ago
  You should see the title text if you long-press on the link, no?
  - hk__2 2y ago
    On iOS it opens the link in an pop-in.
    - tempfile 2y ago
      That sounds even better?
- c22 2y ago
  On my touch-based device a long-press seems to work the same as a hover.
atoav 2y ago
Good to use I guess, but you can't rely on that with the likes of smartphones and tablets.