@suricrasia that blog is so awesome, such a great breakdown of everything! i'll definitely be linking it to people asking about how css crimes work on a more technical level

re "I'd love to link to the #interactable tag": i *think* i have most of #css crimes search results (over 1k pages?) saved, i should look into making the archive publicly browsable

@suricrasia these are just the tag search pages, but i imagine some magic could be done to extract the post jsons and make an archive that you can browse to by original paths too. i might take it up at some point, i already run a few other public archive projects so i could probably make this one work too.

and yes, i'd love a css crimes / web art website!

there are sites like codepen which already have the features (including community/sharing features), but idk i don't like the vibe of them, i'd like something that feels like the warm and fuzzy personal web rather than a sleek modern dev platform.

@rebane2001 @suricrasia oh neat, this reply hadn’t federated…
if you’re ok with a renderer that looks more or less identical to cohost org, I had written one a few months ago at https://github.com/cpsdqs/cohost-dl/tree/main/db/src/render using v8 to run the markdown renderer & some url rewriting to fix background-image references and such. it does require a copy of the cohost source maps though

…I did also download everything I could see in the css crimes tag but I’m pretty sure some people had me blocked :v
plus all the profiles set to logged-in-only would have to be filtered out etc etc…