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Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#2Do you remember when there was a brief bug in Netscape that enabled multiple tags to effectively animate the window title? That was a fun one.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#3Considering the marquee tag works in basically all browsers [1], has anyone here actually found a good, unironic use for it in today's world of crazy CSS animations?
[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#4I know it’s horrible design but I love using to test things in HTML sometimes.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#5needs , no pre is not a replacement.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#6Considering the marquee tag works in basically all browsers [1], has anyone here actually found a good, unironic use for it in today's world of crazy CSS animations? [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
Yeah, to really emphasize an important message.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#7I really need to repurpose 90s.dev asap.
And not just to be another neocities.
There's so much lost joy and wonder to recover.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#8Never got the hate to these.
I think some people just want to feel important by diminishing things they see others diminishing, makes up from not having thoughts of one's own.
This applies to everything, not just HTML obv.
Re: <Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
#9Considering the marquee tag works in basically all browsers [1], has anyone here actually found a good, unironic use for it in today's world of crazy CSS animations? [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
The correct use is alongside the “man with a spade”.jpg to let people know your page is under construction.