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by reubenmorais
4000 days ago
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People experimented with new ways of handling user input (as they have for decades), found that it was a good way to layout some pages, and then complained to browser vendors that doing it in JS sucks. CSS snap points is just a way to make the experience better for developers and users. That's exactly how the Web should work. Personally I think CSS is "style hijacking" — the Web really is about the text, not the colors. |
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