It's not searchable. I can't copy and paste text off of it. It's not accessible; screen readers can't read anything off of it. It renders at half the DPI of

It's not searchable. I can't copy and paste text off of it. It's not accessible; screen readers can't read anything off of it. It renders at half the DPI of my screen. At some point, I wound up on a blank screen with no way to go forward or backward to anything but the "create a free website" banner. Haven't reproduced that to give you repro steps, but it happened. It was frequently janky on my machine; animations would hang occasionally. It doesn't work at all on my mobile browser (Firefox); I just get a white screen with the banner at the bottom (it did work on Chrome, but the "Back" button was frequently hard to hit). All of this could be done by animating actual HTML content using JavaScript or CSS animations, in a way that would degrade gracefully for people who couldn't use those for some reason, and which would render at the full DPI of my screen, be copy/pastable, searchable, accessible, and so on. By the way, the editor on makemake.io is fairly impressive. But it seems like it would be more appropriate for it to edit HTML with JavaScript or CSS animations, or SVG, rather than a custom rendering engine using Canvas.