EU citizens, if you want in while you can, there's a EU citizen's petition for the EU to ban "conversion therapy" (this is as ominous as it sounds) of LGBTQs, with 7 days left to sign.

It will not make the threshold, but might be able to rack up a few more country thresholds— I'm happy to note Spain just hit it. Belgium and The Netherlands are the next best bets as they're over 65%; If you know queer-friendly folks in those countries, maybe a good time to forward this:

https://eci.ec.europa.eu/043/public/#/screen/home

@ajaxStardust @heydon I suppose there are a bunch of things that CSS now does better for a number of reasons, that were previously done via JS (like animations), and those can (and should) be implemented in CSS now for a number of reasons.

(But it doesn’t change the fact that CSS is a mess. 😏)

The CSS Working Group is currently discussing something in CSS that's in this world.

Often Browser 2 doesn't want to update, because they are already correctly following the web standard. So it's Browser 1 that needs to change, but websites are already depending on the behavior they have, and changing it could break websites.

THIS is why is so very important for all browsers to implement according to a mature standard, and not rush things out the door. Or ship when there's spec disagreement.