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.overlay { position: fixed; inset: 0; background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.90); z-index: 10; overflow: auto; } @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { .overlay { background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.90); } } .close-trigger:checked, .close-trigger:checked ~ label, .close-trigger:checked ~ .overlay { display: none!important; } whatever

hey!

it seems like you have javascript disabled.

while i appreciate your concern, i don't think you should do this.
i'm really tired of arguing with people about disabled javascript, honestly.

i'm not going to force you to enable it, like 90% of my website works just fine without it (except, well, tools), but i do think that you should stop trying to be smart.

the web is swiftly moving from document-first to application-first, most of the modern websites are applications, and that's for a reason.

it's more than just business interests. html and css suck, for a multitude of reasons, and despite the ongoing standartization efforts, browser-specific quirks are still a thing (fuck safari).

and most of the web developers just don't care about supporting non-js users, and you (the user) is the one who ends up empty-handed.

just like they don't care about ie9 users, lol.

tldr: disabling js is not worth it, just keep it enabled for your own sanity :3

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