john-doe

The google-webfonts-helper makes it easy: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts

I expected Gemtext not allowing emphasis as the true dealbreaker.

Some good advice: https://practicaltypography.com/headings.html#:~:text=Certai...

Anyone not on a recent macOS gets 'serif', Times New Roman in most cases. Classy!

> at least from visual/informational point of view.

True, knowing that an (empty) linktree profile is 1MB: https://linktr.ee/hello

Perfect!

In your case, for the `main` element. Note that I was referring to desktop browsers gestures (Chromium), but that might help with mobile ones as well.

By the way, http://enzomari.com/ is one of the best portfolio websites ever made imo.

Something like `overscroll-behavior-x: contain;` for the scrolling container?

Related: you can use `overscroll-behavior` to prevent the browser gestures to go back/forward in history: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overscroll-...

Yes, after a few articles.

And the most convoluted.

The example bio is 476 kB. Even if it's lighter than an empty linktr.ee profile[0], that seems quite a lot for a few links on a solid (green) background?

[0]: https://linktr.ee/hello (1.2 MB)

Following llagerlof's indications I could make it work with the default password, tested with PHP 7.4.21 and 8.0.8, chmod 755. The meta tags for charset and viewport were merged (?) so I corrected that too, here's the modified file: https://www.pastery.net/zbfwuf/

Great project, thank you. I felt a little stupid when trying to create a new page, then remembered the way of the Wiki and appended ?new-page to the URL, of course. Maybe add this info in the description?

a.hnuser {display: none;} ?

Alt text would be nice.

Made by Studio Puckey: https://puckey.studio/projects/pointer-pointer

I would think they'd be happier to have enough water.

How accessible is it? I had trouble deleting the prefilled values with a keyboard.

Here is a table with the size limits per "platform": https://github.com/alcor/itty-bitty#:~:text=Size%20Limits

Same thing (Jelly 2). Just had to learn "glide typing" but it's the best phone I ever had.

If the content is worth accessing, certainly :)

I have 1 second to spare. Optimization is good, but shaving milliseconds at all costs always sounded a bit pointless to me, except for real-time audio communication.