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MrLRG wrote:Firefox works.

[blink]Firefox:1[/blink] Chrome:0

MintQ wrote:

MrLRG wrote:Firefox works.

[blink]Firefox:1[/blink] Chrome:0

Well, <blink> is an abomination of an HTML code and should die

Firefox: 0 Chrome: 1

Dualer wrote: Who the hell uses Chrome anyways

MintQ wrote:

MrLRG wrote:Firefox works.

[blink]Firefox:1[/blink] Chrome:0

Well, <blink> is an abomination of an HTML code and should die

Firefox: 0 Chrome: 1

Hyphen wrote:

Kohuded wrote:

MintQ wrote:

MrLRG wrote:Firefox works.

[blink]Firefox:1[/blink] Chrome:0

Well, <blink> is an abomination of an HTML code and should die

Firefox: 0 Chrome: 1

This doesn't help Chrome's cause. Even if what you state is legit.

[blink]Firefox: 0 Chrome: 0[/blink]

If something is deprecated that means it's horrible, buggy or plain broken and shouldn't be used ever; the only reason they're kept is for backwards compatibility. Like stop() for Threads in Java.

Hyphen wrote:

Kohuded wrote:

Hyphen wrote:

Kohuded wrote:

MintQ wrote:

MrLRG wrote:Firefox works.

[blink]Firefox:1[/blink] Chrome:0

Well, <blink> is an abomination of an HTML code and should die

Firefox: 0 Chrome: 1

This doesn't help Chrome's cause. Even if what you state is legit.

[blink]Firefox: 0 Chrome: 0[/blink]

If something is deprecated that means it's horrible, buggy or plain broken and shouldn't be used ever; the only reason they're kept is for backwards compatibility. Like stop() for Threads in Java.

So because FF is 'deprecated', Chrome automatically gets better?

No, the <blink> command is deprecated. And Firefox is better anyway so whee