forgotmypw15

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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
I share your dream, brother. This is why I design for every browser, with progressive enhancement. The browser you describe already exists, it's one with JS disabled, and you ignore the sites which don't work without it. This is h
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
http://shitmyself.com/ no HTTPS compatible with every browser you can throw at it
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
If you ever feel nostalgic for using that beautiful thing which was IE3 or NN3 or pre-JS Opera, they're all welcome on my forum website.
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
With psychedelics, many people say, "you don't find it, it finds you". If you are not averse to mysticism and observation-creation and all that stuff... Just mindfully, focusedly set an intention and then keep your eyes peele
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
It's intended for time travelers, retro-computing enthusiasts, and post-apocalyptic users with whatever device they found in the closet of the abandoned building. It's also intended as inspiration for Web lovers of all kind to sho
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
It's largely the same version, with a couple of .js files that get included or left out depending on feature checks. This is necessary because one is a library written in modern JS with syntax like ===, which causes syntax errors in ol
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by forgotmypw15 7y ago
I'm working on web forum/community software which should be compatible with just about any Web-capable device, regardless of browser. I've dedicated a lot of time to compatibility, and now it is usable and fully feature-acces