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This should come built in in all modern browsers.
Browsers are getting too feature laden. Soon nobody will be able to write a browser from scratch. Instead, let users implement the features they need, or let them use libraries if necessary.
This is guilt-trippingly sweet, there's a certain charm I get from this, kind of like that of tacky Christmas sweaters or unironically used comic sans :)
This would have been absolutely huge on MySpace.
I opened this on my Notebook, and it's Fan spun out of control! it might be my ancient hardware, but this is rather CPU intensive it seems. But the effect is fun, and cool non the less! (on Linux, Xorg + Frirefox)
I opened this on my Notebook, and it's Fan spun out of control! it might be my ancient hardware, but this is rather CPU intensive it seems. But the effect is fun, and cool non the less! (on Linux, Xorg + Frirefox)
(edit: this assertion is incorrect, I skimmed the code too fast) I had no idea that you can draw on any element, not just canvas ones ... I thought there was a semantic meaning there ... apparently there isn't?
https://github.com/ctrl-freaks/freezeframe.js
except this is just any regular div element