another post about marquee but is there a source saying it isn't in the standards? i keep on hearing that marquee isn't in the standards, so a browser could just drop it if it wants, but it appears to be in there: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/marquee#specifications. sure, discouraged, but from what i've seen there it dosen't seem like a browser can avoid it without not being compliant
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interesting how nekoweb is more... centralized if that's the right word. it seeps into your website a bit more with elements.css and a follow button widget and a guestbook. it doesn't currently add much lock-in but it's different then how neocities does things
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oh my god there's more drama and it keeps on reminding me of hypnospace Aaaa
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dabric
2 years ago
if you find neocities drama annoying maybe consider playing hypnospace outlaw. i can't take any drama here seriously after playing it now
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marquee being removed in firefox is insane
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dabric
2 years ago
waitwaitwait. im trying this now on 126.0.1 (firefox claims this is the latest) and it's still working. in fact, it's been improved and scrolls smoothly. so what's up with the reports that it was removed? is it a bug?
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jackofall
2 years ago
Yeah, I've heard that a few sites' marquees have stopped functioning, and going to their site showed that, but the ones on my site are functional and smoother than before. I heard the reports a while before that newest update, and viewing the sites on that newest update shows that they are fixed, so it's probably a bug from the last update.
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slaid
2 years ago
mine are a thousand times smoother than before. In fact my entire site is smoother. idk what happened
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this is gonna sound very dumb but i replayed hypnospace outlaw and logged back into neocities after a while. there's some drama and my first thought was Oh my god this is just like hypnospace this guy is Literally the dumpster right now
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screenjesus making the rounds https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1cwxpl7/why_is_the_useragent_screenjesus/
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google search having achievements so random like i got 10 clicks so i get a badge
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dabric
2 years ago
btw, that's the user agent for neocities' browser screenshotter. before it was just chrome, now it's Screenjesus
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dabric
2 years ago
apparently screenjesus is neocities' own screenshotter thing. it was removed from github but a capture of it exists: https://web.archive.org/web/20220727155206/https://github.com/neocities/screenjesus/
myrrh
2 years ago
wait that's so interesting because I run a live radio station on my neocites site and I'm able to see what people use to listen with and I was wondering what screenjesus is for the longest time tbh. interesting that it was used to access audio though ?
dabric
2 years ago
@myrrh i believe the screenshotter is just a regular browser ran for like x amount of seconds, so if it autoplays it'll prolly pick it up? actually wondering what the limits to it is now...seems to do fine with 3D scenes, cross-origin requests, and even redirecting
dabric
2 years ago
also damn the chances of one off checking my neocities profile to see your 30min ago comment lmao
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Marquee is still in the standards - for now - but it's still classed as a 'non-conforming feature' within the current HTML standard. See https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/obsolete.html#non-conforming-features