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(unofficial, by me)

They're more likely than you think.

Curiosities

The Specmobile

In case you need to file bugs on the W3C specs (specifically CSS, cause I do that most often)

Spec- and Browser-Bugs Exhibited by This Page

This is a list of bugs in browsers and web-specs that I have filed over the course of making this page.
Some of them may have been fixed already, I might mark those at a later point.

HTML

CSS

Firefox

Userscript to Show WHATWG Spec Sections in the Tab Name

This is a script for Tampermonkey that adds the current section of any WHATWG spec to the tab's title.


// ==UserScript==
// @name         Web Spec Title Machine
// @version      2026-02-26
// @description  current section of web specs in the page title
// @author       Psychpsyo
// @match        https://*.spec.whatwg.org/*
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

const titleElem = document.querySelector("title");
const originalTitle = titleElem.textContent;

function putFragmentIntoTitle() {
    if (location.hash) {
        titleElem.textContent = `${location.hash} - ${originalTitle}`;
    } else {
        titleElem.textContent = originalTitle;
    }
}
putFragmentIntoTitle();

window.addEventListener("hashchange", putFragmentIntoTitle);

A page where I host various test cases designed to asses which website labelling systems various parental control systems actually pay attention to when blocking adult content online. (still very much a work-in-progress)

The user agent presents an outdated concept, introducing unnecessary friction between the user and the content. Given better education, people could just read the HTML themselves and envision the webpage in their minds. - Psychpsyo

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