← Back to context Comment by gerdesj 22 days ago The <blink> tag's spiritual successor. 5 comments gerdesj Reply telecuda 22 days ago If you want to opt-out of the second coming of <blink>:chrome://flags/#force-color-profile -> sRGB hyperhello 22 days ago Oh, I bet the author is kicking himself for not including a blinking high-brightness class. madaxe_again 22 days ago Ain’t no use unless you wrap that bad boy in a <marquee> too. gerdesj 22 days ago Have you no mercy within you ... you ... web developer. shaky-carrousel 22 days ago Or better, a blink tag that switches between HDR and non HDR text.
telecuda 22 days ago If you want to opt-out of the second coming of <blink>:chrome://flags/#force-color-profile -> sRGB
hyperhello 22 days ago Oh, I bet the author is kicking himself for not including a blinking high-brightness class.
madaxe_again 22 days ago Ain’t no use unless you wrap that bad boy in a <marquee> too. gerdesj 22 days ago Have you no mercy within you ... you ... web developer.
If you want to opt-out of the second coming of <blink>:
chrome://flags/#force-color-profile -> sRGB
Oh, I bet the author is kicking himself for not including a blinking high-brightness class.
Ain’t no use unless you wrap that bad boy in a <marquee> too.
Have you no mercy within you ... you ... web developer.
Or better, a blink tag that switches between HDR and non HDR text.