Chrome only!
Solely tested on Chromium 50, on Debian 8 (in a virtual machine).
I’m totally unsure how it will render on other screens. It’s weird in the sense that how it renders is not like how the web page normally renders.
A neat 2nd experiment would be using svg backgrounds with real text.
Video of the site For all of you who can’t see it. Chrome 56 on Windows 10.
The Web 3.0: you need someone to take a video of website to have at least a basic idea of it content. I guess W3C is already working on standardizing this.
Nothing in Firefox 49.0.2 on macOS, alas!
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well it’s not working for me in Safari or Chrome either, so I guess it’s nothing only features.
Doesn’t do anything on Windows 7 in these browsers:
IE 11.0.9600.18204
Chrome 54.0.2840.71 m
Firefox 49.0.2
Screenshot?
Runs in Chrome 50 here on Debian. It is slightly interactive so a screenshot wouldn’t do it justice.
D'oh. Well, I looked at the source images and it seems like it’s probably amusing.
I just tried it on Chrome 54 on Windows 7. Works fine. It may be a scaling issue. Play with the body height attribute.
Doesn’t work on Edge, and MS claims WebKit bugs^Wfeatures will be implemented slavishly for parity.
Nothing on Firefox for Android either, not that I expected anything :)