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Sadly that removes most of the user-helping functionality of the :visited class.
by gertef 12y ago
Sadly that removes most of the user-helping functionality of the :visited class.
- nfoz 12y agoAlternatively, we could keep :visited, and remove most of the expressive power of css/javascript that allow these exploits to exist. It would be like time-travelling back to the mid-90s, when visited-link-coloration was invented!
- baddox 12y agoThe minimal "expressive power" required to pull off the simplest exploit is just a way to capture click events. That would be quite restrictive indeed.
- baddox 12y agoYeah, I like being able to tell if I've already read, say, a Wikipedia article that is linked from some random blog article.