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@ralph

Sorry about a second @ in one day

But I was checking out a browser app called Cake (cause it was built for mobile devices specifically)
I wanted to test to see if it was worthy to be my daily driver. But this site is basically unusable on it.

Sometimes I log into my account fine. Sometimes It autologs me out immediately after signing in. And sometimes i’m told I don’t have cookies enabled even though I do.
It used to be fine back when I used Cake as my daily driver on my old samsung phone, so I seriously don’t know what happened.

The issue isn’t urgent, i don’t know any users on this site who use Cake, and the DuckDuckGo browser (which is my current daily driver) works fine anyway.
So if you decide to look into this, it’d just be a quality if life fix.

@ralph.
Okay so hear me out right.

We all know that people are dying for Polyfill Gradients right?
Well while Stew and I were making the figure pack I submitted three days ago, I was talking to him about a feature that could possibly compliment Polyfill Gradients—Directional Gradients.

With Directional Gradients, users would have more control over which way a Gradient Flows instead of just being able to reverse it. A feature like this would be massively useful in conjunction with Polyfill Gradients if they ever come out. Not only that, but I feel having control over a gradient’s direction could possibly help users fight back against the node limit.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk 🙂