ChrisSD

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by ChrisSD 9y ago
It's amusing that both this and "SVG can do that?"[1] are on the front page right now. Is it better to draw using HTML/CSS or SVG? I guess the answer is complicated. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
Ha, well it is a recreation and obviously not the original. They didn't have the original code so they had to work out how it was made. There's a readme which explains the process: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us&#
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
Then you'll "love" Microsoft's 1994 page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/discover/1994/
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
Related to this, I had trouble finding examples of pre 1996 web design. The internet archive has a lot from 1997 onwards. The oldest live examples of sites from that era, that I know of are: http://www.w3.org/History/19
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
"It's important to point out that it is designed to complement JavaScript not replace it and that in a browser context it has no direct access to the DOM, only via JavaScript." That maybe true of current implementations but t
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
I'm very glad they've drastically reduced the resources taken up by restored (but not activated) tabs. I tend to hoard tabs which I swear I'll organise into bookmarks "soon" but never quite get round to it. There&#x
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
Case in point, a recent phishing attack on Chrome extension developers: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/08/after...
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by ChrisSD 9y ago
In addition to dsacco's reply it should be mention that using images instead of text hurts accessibility and, depending on your industry and country, it may also run afoul of equal access laws.