I haven't been keeping up with all the latest HTML developments, but watching the font change in front of my eyes as the page loaded made me wonder if I was having a stroke for awhile.
Also, what's with the huge copyright on the bottom?
Also, what's with the huge copyright on the bottom?
It didn't kill my family or send me into a migraine hell or anything, it was just distracting - I'm trying to read here. (I wonder how well it would work on a very slow connection.)
I opened the page in Chrome and page with just the fixed width fonts until the font finally loaded 30 seconds later. I was wondering if it was some kind meta-joke about blank pages. All I saw was the text "about:blank" placed randomly around the page.
I would have much preferred Firefox's behaviour.
<html>
<head><title>about:blank</title></head>
<body>This page is intentionally left blank.</body>
</html>