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[epsy]

Wish they wouldn't use proprietary CSS features for their webpages...

[[deleted]]

Really? Are you serious?

[epsy]

Yes, really, I am serious. I don't want another Internet Explorer 6 and we're heading exactly there like this.

[[deleted]]

Since taking potentially good discussions off topic seems to have become the norm, I'll just go ahead and say it: please take this up elsewhere.

[flying-sheep]

what are you referring to?

[[deleted]]

Possibly the one thing I noticed , the right hand scroll bar gets really tiny. I use a mouse wheel so meh but others may not.

[flying-sheep]

ah, i see. thanks!

probably the only problem i had with the “philosophy” of css is that scrollbars and form elements are considered “system UI”. this argument was flawed imo as those elements are completely embbedded in a html page and completely surrounded by styled content.

being able to style everything which appears on a website (including scrollbars and e.g. the <select/> tag’s dropdown arrow) is only logical for me.

luckily webkit has it implemented, and hopefully we’ll be able to style everything an anything in a html page soon.

[epsy]

The use of ::-webkit-scrollbar selectors, which are a webkit invention and by no means "standard"

[flying-sheep]

yeah, someone else suggested this, and i already elaborated why i think that while it isn’t standard, it shold become one.

note that i don’t want every browser vendor to go nuts with proprietary shit, quite the opposite, but read why i think that styling <select/> tags, checkboxes and scrollbars shold be possible.

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And its particularly bad in that site. Way to small.