What is it with web developers breaking things? It's as if they want to reinvent the wheel time after time. I understand that stagnation is not good, but we've had collapsible menus and fade/slide animations for years. Why complicate them to such a degree that they completely break functionality when our JavaScript support is a little older? It's not like we don't have JavaScript; we do, but it's just not really up-to-date anymore.
@Ryan Bremer, is this specific Github issue addressable with a userscript?
Regardless, I've been experimenting with injecting a local polyfill package (from Cloudflare) in tab-content.js, but I haven't had any success so far. I think I'm injecting it too late in the loading processes. But loading this into every tab, I'm unsure of the effects on performance.
@GA204 @f54da, any updates on this? I'm quite new to modern JavaScript (anything beyond basic JS; my personal website is just plain HTML/CSS, and the only JS included is a third-party frame link script which updates the URL for convenience), but I'm willing to dedicate time to this. I just need a plan of approach, as I'm not entirely sure where to even start, especially since my initial experiments proved less than fruitful.
P.S. There's a GitHub issue related to this
here.
