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How is it ironic? Article claims a new element to improve things. They can say that they are not responsive because such improvements are needed and they were w
by manojlds 12y ago
How is it ironic? Article claims a new element to improve things. They can say that they are not responsive because such improvements are needed and they were waiting for it.
- bambax 12y agoIt is ironic because the article claims images slow the web; before extending HTML with special elements and DSLs it would seem a simpler step to get rid of useless and meaningless stock images.
- usrusr 12y agoYou are not thinking far enough: some of those stock images could easily benefit from a unified CDN. And why stop there, a number of "office girl on phone" might even be included in the browser distribution. Now _that_ would be an html tag to speed up the web!
- bambax 12y agoYou're right; although it may slow down the installation of a new browser... ;-)