When overhauling teh HTML/CSS, I was primarily testing on PC, but also frequently testing on phone and tablet along the way (and occasionally other things liek terminal browsers, Raspberry Pi, and Windows XP too - I would have tested on TV as well if I had access to one that's less than 10 years old!). The same cannot be said for anyone who previously touched kokonotsuba - sans things that were changed at my suggestion

I'll be the first to admit it's not yet perfect (10"+ tablet in particular is still kinda awkward), but I strongly believe that a well-designed site should look good on any display without ghey compromises or an entirely different UI. A site that works poorly at various resolutions just has shitty HTML/CSS!

Making a site worse/unusable for mobile displays (either through neglect or active countermeasures) is just plain dumb - it doesn't keep out crappy users or bad actors, nor does it ever truly prevent mobile users from accessing the site (desktop view and user-agent spoofing exist). In the worst cases, it backfires entirely and prevents users with lo-res PC monitors from accessing the site (*cough* mootxico *cough)

All it really serves to do is limit the number of users frequenting a site, which is antithetical to Heyuri's various goals and purposes:
1. be the place to be
2. attract hawt girls
3. TOTAL INTERNET DOMINATION!!!1

I hate teh new design. It looks like shit in internet explorer and trinity konqueror and when I click on an image it opens a new tab instead of making it bigger on the page which I find really annoying

there is no "new design" besides Sakomoto being the default theme
Everything looks fine on IE (besides few minor CSS here and there, but it was a necessary change) and from my testing, the img.js was never properly supported on IE anyways.

Opening files in a new tab is how Futaba does it too anyways, and if you use those browsers you're probably capable of writing your own userscript/style if u really want to

I don't turn on javascript so everything looks about the same

As far as I recall, the vast majority of kokonotsuba's JS never worked in any version of IE to begin with - even pre-overhaul. That includes the ability to expand images when clicking thumbnails, which cannot reasonably be done with HTML/CSS alone (not to mention that the settings window to enable/disable the feature never worked in IE either...)

A large part of teh HTML overhaul was making koko HTML5-compliant rather than the mixture of various older standards and totally invalid crap it previously was - and without relying on extremely new features or breaking compatibility just for the sake of it. Styling done with HTML tags/deprecated attributes was largely replaced with IDs/classes + CSS, so if ur browser happens to not support certain CSS features, things will look less "styled" than they used to. The essential functionality for browsing and posting should still totally work however (or at least as well as it previously did)

Another aspect of teh overhaul was utilizing CSS variables, which we decided were worth adopting despite being a "newer" feature (and by that I mean it became widely available 10-ish years ago). For compatibility with older browsers (IE9+, Firefox 6+), a script called css-vars-ponyfill was added which converts CSS variables to "regular" CSS - sadly it does not work with alternative styles as far as I could tell

The oldest browser I routinely tested teh overhaul with was SeaMonkey 2.49.5 for Windows XP, released in 2019 - I believe it's roughly equivalent to Firefox 52.9.0 ESR from 2018. 99.9% of features and styling works as expected on it except for a couple of extremely minor things (from what I remember: the SVG window close/minimize button icons are a little visually b0rked but still functional, and the "gap" property for flexboxes is not supported so a couple of things appear to be unspaced). If you run Supermium on XP instead, it's flawless

>>145670
dont touch it! my broken phone is inside

Rice to meet yuo!!

filthy gaijins... eat less rice

also both of these posts have the same number

i has a fix for the bug, i'll get around to it tomorrow

>>68696
i am pleased by hachikuji's fast reply, I will rate you 5 stars

test

FUCK YEAH

Boobies! Whooh ooh!
Every day they're out there making
Boobies! Whooh ooh!
Tales of daring do bad and good boobies! Whooh ooh!

>>145834
whos this qt

sexy girls in sweatshop companies don't reflect the reality

i rather be here where the party is currently at.

A few weeks too late to be relevant again.

>>2518
うん、うん。
This place is just a little less dead than /f/ on 4chan was, probably because the mikumonday and gachifags aren't around to bump original threads off the catalog.

>>145749
what if there were only futas but they all became eunuchs by royal decree?

>>145841
it would be so bad (;´Д`)
who'd be the king in this world anyway

Kagunya-hime would be

>>145860
i will refrain from hornyposting ヽ(´——｀)ノ

>>145860
I tlod u not to leave kagooya in the oven for too long!!

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

It's probably just the lighting in the photo, but she looks like some kind of alt-chick.
I can see why they waifu'd her.

>>145820
Alt chicks can only dream of looking so good.

>>145799
> The impression I get from it is that it's modern 4chan for russians
It really is, but it is even worse. You see, today it is operated by a state-owned company. It is widely used for the propaganda purposes.

> I lurked moar on iichan and got more enjoyment from seeing threads over there.
IIchan used to be WINRAR about 15 years ago. It was very similar to modern Heyuri, a bit less "edgy", but still fun.

But in 2012 Russia quickly shifted towards authoritarianism. The authorities began to censor the Internet. Also now any drawn porn (e.g. hentai doujinshi) are equal to the real-life porn, which is illegal in Russia. IIchan admins tried to be loyal to the Russian laws, so they took all NSFW boards down, and began to use strict moderation.

They didn't get a simple idea: in an authoritarian state it is not enough to just "obey the law" - you have to be 100% absolutely loyal to the state. Everyone should be a part of the system. That means everyone's lifestyle should be 100% "patriotic". Everyone is a potential solder, and solders shouldn't watch anime, read doujinshi, or play Touhou. In today's Russia even a SFW yuri/yaoi picture is illegal. Now IIchan is blocked in Russia entirely. They tried to be a 100% SFW board, but it didn't help them, while they lost their old vibes and audience.

>>145848
Anon, why do you have to lie out of your ass? None of this is even remotely true.


2ch.hk is literally filled with porn boards - and a simple trip on Telegram should show you the amount of weeaboos and otakus in the Russian armed forces.

>>145636
ah, I see

honestly, I listen to particularly harsh gabber while sober so there isn't that much I consider ear rape ヽ(´∇`)ノ
I probably should care more about audio quality but I have $20 desktop speakers on my desk and $9 earbuds, and 90% of my music is obtained via yt-dlp -f m4a {link-to-song} (＾Д^)


shame about not enjoying the booze, I always try and make sure that when I drink, I drink something I like
but again, if I drank more frequently, I'd probably be aiming for cheapness and effect over flavor too （⌒∇⌒ゞ）

True, the best thing to do while drunk alone. Walking while listening is great too
Same thing with being blazed alone.

>>145636
Topping! Nice, I bought a FiiO KA11 as a DAC/AMP

>>145632
cute shikis

music is so good when you're drunk, but i always listen to really sad music and wind up just feeling sorry for myself
wish i could still do dxm because music hits a lot better on it

fixed. waiting for it 2 be approved/applied

applied

>>145821
I shop exclusively on eBay, but it kinda sucks dick now. Everything is scalped, EVERYTHING, even stuff that's not been in production into decades.

Phone from 2012? Kill yourself! (⁠・⁠∀⁠・⁠) GPU from 2018? Kill yourself! (⁠・⁠∀⁠・⁠)

Social media influencers don't help with technology either - fifteen content creators spread between YouTube and Instagram is all it takes to make a Soviet camera lens from the 1980s that I want end up costing 700$.

Yeah - last year(?) I bought a Dell business laptop for liek 200 bux

I don't buy stuff all the time though, just once or twice every few years

>>145822
>fifteen content creators spread between YouTube and Instagram
Are those the ones posting videos like
"I TRIED USING TECH FROM THE EARLY 2000s FOR 1 WEEK. WILL I SURVIVE WITHOUT TIKTOK AND SNAPCHAT??? HIT THAT MF LIKE BUTTON DOWN BELOW TO FIND OUT."

it has been a while
I used to buy a lot of shit on ebay, but that was when shit was much cheaper
my last purchase there was a few years ago

honestly, shit really has become expensive
I remember when things were so much cheaper that I used to buy Sega Saturn games on Amazon - eBay was slightly cheaper but I was being lazy and the Amazon sellers were usually closer so I didn't have to wait so much
probably should go see how much I can make on ebay with some of them lmao (´人｀)

>>145821
all the good stuff fizzled out eventually... i remember buying a joblot of 4 2009 macbook pros for 20 quid a few years back. nowadays you have to reallllly search for anything enticing....
theres still some really good deals (old surfaces are suprisingly abundant, and drawing tablets are worth NOTHING there) but they're real specific.

I miss cheap faulty electronics (´人｀)

theres a pic of my balls hidden in a sekrit gemini site. bring it back to this thread, and i will reawrd you with bountiful treasures ( ´ω`)

>>145819
I've found the one!

>>145835
Ahhhh..... good job.. (・∀・) but i did say.... BALLS. Theres more than one, young searcher... ( ´ω`)