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So as you may know we have, knowledge.. or in the old black books of web witchcraft; the checkbox hack. I wonder though; did anyone ever go the final mile and create a kinda generalized “progressive polyfill” to fix the semantics of this so called hack?
Tangentially, a query for a details/summary polyfill brings up either rstacruz/details-polyfill or chemerisuk/better-details-polyfill with demo. Interesting.
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nikitonsky: When possible, try to use same design for all buttons. Also, try to make button boundaries visible and don’t make it look like a link
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nikitonsky: I’ve been waiting for a while looking at this, expecting it to disappear because title clearly says: wait 1 second. Turned out they wanted something from me.
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The Static Context Header Compression (SCHC) and fragmentation specification (RFC 8724) describes a generic framework for
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nikitonsky: Come on Apple, checkboxes are square. You should know better
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nikitonsky: Pro tip: users tend to not expect plain text to behave like text box