Ian
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Hard to say without inspecting but the last time I ran into something similar it was a case of one browser doing faux bold and the other not due to the font-face configuration, weights, and browser differences in handling a heavier weight for a font-family that didn’t support it.
October 20, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Hard to say without inspecting but the last time I ran into something similar it was a case of one browser doing faux bold and the other not due to the font-face configuration, weights, and browser differences in handling a heavier weight for a font-family that didn’t support it.
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September 19, 2025 at 5:38 PM
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All that said, maybe I'm wrong about it being inescapable!
April 12, 2025 at 11:16 AM
All that said, maybe I'm wrong about it being inescapable!
Didn't note it because I presumed this was an example for the spec issue meant to illustrate rather than a work around for production; as a work-around that blink would make it a no go for me at least.
My original github issue was based on the presumption of such an inescapable issue.
My original github issue was based on the presumption of such an inescapable issue.
April 12, 2025 at 11:16 AM
Didn't note it because I presumed this was an example for the spec issue meant to illustrate rather than a work around for production; as a work-around that blink would make it a no go for me at least.
My original github issue was based on the presumption of such an inescapable issue.
My original github issue was based on the presumption of such an inescapable issue.
Apologies, but I should have also mentioned the visual content blink on drop when the drag-preview is replaced by the actual element. As best I can tell, there's no way around this — the preview disappears before the page has a chance to respond.
April 12, 2025 at 11:16 AM
Apologies, but I should have also mentioned the visual content blink on drop when the drag-preview is replaced by the actual element. As best I can tell, there's no way around this — the preview disappears before the page has a chance to respond.
Re: Browser: I forgot! 😅 Either Safari 18.2 or Chrome 135 (MacOS).
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
April 11, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Re: Browser: I forgot! 😅 Either Safari 18.2 or Chrome 135 (MacOS).
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Oh nice!
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
April 11, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Oh nice!
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
👋
I initially imagined it impossible assuming the OS is responsible for handling drag previews, but I saw the work done on style-able select elements and the ability to essentially ‘opt out’ of system handling, and it seemed like a precedent for what a transitionable drag preview would need.
🤔
I initially imagined it impossible assuming the OS is responsible for handling drag previews, but I saw the work done on style-able select elements and the ability to essentially ‘opt out’ of system handling, and it seemed like a precedent for what a transitionable drag preview would need.
🤔
April 4, 2025 at 7:38 PM
👋
I initially imagined it impossible assuming the OS is responsible for handling drag previews, but I saw the work done on style-able select elements and the ability to essentially ‘opt out’ of system handling, and it seemed like a precedent for what a transitionable drag preview would need.
🤔
I initially imagined it impossible assuming the OS is responsible for handling drag previews, but I saw the work done on style-able select elements and the ability to essentially ‘opt out’ of system handling, and it seemed like a precedent for what a transitionable drag preview would need.
🤔
Cursor: "To have but a fruit fly's freedom..."
February 26, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Cursor: "To have but a fruit fly's freedom..."
Syllabuses must be approved by DOGE (specifically by their in-house closed source LLM which can't process PDFs btw).
February 25, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Syllabuses must be approved by DOGE (specifically by their in-house closed source LLM which can't process PDFs btw).
Grades will be contingent on guardian approval?
February 25, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Grades will be contingent on guardian approval?
10% Governor appointed faculty by next month oh also you can get started by just hiring now from off this (Heritage Foundation-approved) list?
February 25, 2025 at 5:29 PM
10% Governor appointed faculty by next month oh also you can get started by just hiring now from off this (Heritage Foundation-approved) list?
Lovely list
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Maybe something at far end of ambiguous bounds like “the game”?
Async kinda hit by Lantz’s UP but wonder if there’s an ARG-like with low weekly commit that’d stretch for ~month.
Are there any _micro_ legacy games yet?
Anyone yet make “Schedule a D&D session… The Game” game?
🤔
Maybe something at far end of ambiguous bounds like “the game”?
Async kinda hit by Lantz’s UP but wonder if there’s an ARG-like with low weekly commit that’d stretch for ~month.
Are there any _micro_ legacy games yet?
Anyone yet make “Schedule a D&D session… The Game” game?
December 21, 2024 at 4:23 PM
Lovely list
🤔
Maybe something at far end of ambiguous bounds like “the game”?
Async kinda hit by Lantz’s UP but wonder if there’s an ARG-like with low weekly commit that’d stretch for ~month.
Are there any _micro_ legacy games yet?
Anyone yet make “Schedule a D&D session… The Game” game?
🤔
Maybe something at far end of ambiguous bounds like “the game”?
Async kinda hit by Lantz’s UP but wonder if there’s an ARG-like with low weekly commit that’d stretch for ~month.
Are there any _micro_ legacy games yet?
Anyone yet make “Schedule a D&D session… The Game” game?