Another fun Zendesk “feature,” that, to my knowledge, has never been fixed is if you CC it on a thread with any other email address that auto-replies, it will get stuck in a loop and ping-pong emails back and forth until the mailbox fills up.
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What I'd* like to do is let people upload their own CSS and have HN serve it back to them. Then you can make your own darkmode (or anymode), and people can share them so you can reuse someone else's.
One question this is contingent on: does there exist a well-defined secure subset of CSS such that we don't have to worry about weird vulnerabilities?
* actually I think this was originally kogir's idea
> does there exist a well-defined secure subset of CSS such that we don't have to worry about weird vulnerabilities?
I don’t know the answer, but if it is “no,” would it be feasible to add a few more user settings ala topcolor to achieve a more basic version of this?
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Interesting, this really does seem to work on any site behind CF. Are there any other endpoints like this?