Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-11-29

2025年11月29日

Is <style> in <body> a good idea?
"I'm not sure how much this matters seeing as it works in all browsers regardless, but use of <style> inside the <body> is technically invalid according to the HTML specification. It's strange that a CSS spec would use invalid markup (as shown above), but that's the situation."
Updating CSS Border Radius When A Container Is Overflowing - PQINA
"In short, the --overflows-x and --overflows-y custom properties are set to 1 if overflow is detected (with the CSS animation). The amount we subtract from the default border-radius --tl is multiplied by the --overflows variable which either sets it to 0 or results in a lowered border-radius."
CSS-in-JS: The Great Betrayal of Frontend Sanity - The New Stack
"it wrapped us in a shiny new layer of chaos -- one that performs worse, reads worse, and somehow costs more CPU cycles to do what a plain stylesheet did perfectly fine two decades ago. This is not evolution; I'd call it over-engineering disguised as progress."
512KB Club | A showcase of lightweight websites.
"When popular website like The New York Times are multiple MB in size (nearly 50% of which is JavaScript!), you know there's a problem. Why does any site need to be that huge? It's crazy."
The CloudFlare outage was a good thing
"Outages like today's are a good thing because they're a warning. They can force redundancy and resilience into systems. They can make the pillars of our society - governments, businesses, banks - provide reliable alternatives when things go wrong."
Web platform features explorer - Home
"Use the Web platform features explorer to discover new features and APIs and stay up-to-date with changes."
CSS Stickers
"Because we all love stickers, and we all love making our laptops, mugs, backpacks, shorts (and more!) unique, stylish, interesting, impressive, and expressive."
Web browser status bars are nuts
"In summary, the three major desktop web browsers are inconsistent with each other, sometimes inconsistent within themselves, and in general, nuts. I suspect that the web browser vendors ultimately want to erase URL schemes altogether, which is bad enough, but the current halfhearted, half-baked, half measures appear even worse."