Everything You Need to Know About the CSS will-change Property

I get that it's a neat hack. I really do. But this should never become standard. It just shouldn't.

I guess it beats having a videocard optimized for rendering webpages, which is probably the alternative.

Can we just clean slate reboot HTML/CSS/JavaScript to something that's quite like it but has reinvented seperation of concerns? Symantics/Syntax/Dynamics was kinda neat. Right now it's "State/Looks/Processing", and it's backwards compatible in a messy way.

I seriously think that HTML5 is just too cluttered, with no cleaning up going on. Compiling towards HTML5 is not improving the problem, and if we go down that road I suggest making languages better for compiling towards web-compatible(Hey, c, how are you? What's that? You're in browsers now?).

Also, especially among web developers there are many people who barely know what they are doing, so it's a good idea to comprehensively cover the context (I know it helped me, since I'm mostly a back-end developer who does some front-end on the side).