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Thank you for the suggestion and really appreciated your comment!

Holy words, thanks.

That's right, no one forces anyone to use it, whether your project is suitable, why not then?

thanks for the feedback!

That's a question you should answer yourself, seriously :) Depends on your project and what you trying to achieve.

Thank you, it's really not so difficult to create your own, this is just a collection of :checked animations, the same method used for https://github.com/720kb/checkbox.css

If you have ideas, specially on how to improve it, feel free to open an issue on github, it's just more comfortable to discuss code things.

You can apply these animations to any :checked element in your page, just, by default, these are designed and meant for radios. I see it difficult to make flash or boing an input field while you focus or check it, don't you think?

Maybe because you probably don't need them while somebody else could in this moment?

You're right, as soon as they comment constructively: like you do :)

Thank you, saw that and replied :)

Strange.... still not working? Could you send an issue on github (https://github.com/720kb/radiobox.css/issues) if it doesn't comes up yet, please?

Actually, there is nothing to complaint about, you need it you use it, you don't need it you don't use it. Please be constructive.

Hi we are developing Butler.js and your help is much appreciated.

We want to make life simpler and have fun, in the daily browser routine, for all.

For any suggestion, bug, question feel free to open issues here https://github.com/720kb/butler/issues

Default commands are few atm, we would love to hear about your needs here https://github.com/720kb/butler/issues/9

Of course, this works only in Chrome (latest versions).

If you want feel free to keep in touch from here for example: https://gitter.im/720kb/butler

Thanks for your attention!

Hi, we are developing Butler.js and your help is much appreciated.

We want to make life simpler and have fun, in the daily browser routine, for all.

For any suggestion, bug, question feel free to open issues here https://github.com/720kb/butler/issues

Default commands are few atm, we would love to hear about your needs here https://github.com/720kb/butler/issues/9

Of course, this works only in Chrome (latest versions).

If you want feel free to keep in touch from here for example: https://gitter.im/720kb/butler

Thanks for your attention!

Thanks for the suggestions, there is no problem, this library was made to be used on another project where we needed some kind of "joystick" for elements of the DOM.

We did not find anything and we thought of writing it directly.

Obviously it's open source so anyone can use it and do and suggest changes, we are curious to see even the possible use cases that others have.

Probably using what you say would be the best is not easy to say so on the spot, it should be seen in any detail.

Hi :), sorry you're right, looks like i am going to make it more difficult than it really is. Actually you can also skip elements https://github.com/720kb/highlighter.js#skip-next

Use cases are up to your imagination, just for example, think of a html5 game where you want to highlight but skip elements, or move cursor forward and backward... only a trivial example

hi, for the keyboard we would prefer to not touch or change the DOM elements other than the outline css rule.

You could end up having various problems adding tabindex, many people use tabindex attribute.

Thank you for explanation, how do you skip 50 next elements and select the next element with class="oneclass twoclass" in CSS and then return the element infos in JS?

My bet is you are going to need more lines then this https://github.com/720kb/highlighter.js/blob/master/src/js/h... (which is going to be slimmed more)

Hi, yes this is another alternative, probably the best one but it's hard actually to find the real best one because in the end everyone use different styles, different css frameworks, different use cases, in many cases it may break something in many others not, you know :)

Anyway appreciated a lot your example and your tips, let's just wait for some feedback from people who use it and make decisions more clear.

Thank you really :)

Sorry i don't understand the point, CSS is not programmatic

Yes it's outline, just because it is probably the less used css rule available for the scope. Probably the alternative could be box-shadow. Having to modify borders will probably result in breaking third parties CSS etc.. more troubles guess.

The code is already open-source, feel free to open issues, fork and PR also if you want to add new features, the door is open wide!

This is intended to be used without jQuery :)

Hi, thank you a lot for supporting, the aim, actually, is to stay lightweight, but for sure you can bind it for your own pourposes and needs, like tap and select, or click and select, why not :)

This project was meant to easily surf the nodes and maybe highlight them, but it's still at early stage and any help is much appreciated!

Thanks for sharing the video, very interesting :)

Hi, thanks for reporting the issue, it's still at early stage we need to improve it.

Here you can check what's wrong and post new issues https://github.com/720kb/highlighter.js/issues

Any help is appreciated!

Hi all, just noticed your comments, sorry for the delay, we are still working here on the platform.

The one you see is simply a Beta experimental platform and we would like real musicians / singers to try it and give feedbacks, there is a contact form please use it if you would help.

Latency is a big problem in many countries/cities, we are 100% conscious that this will not work for all people unfortunately.

The aim is to use the best of web technologies for realtime communication (webRTC) and enable new ways to collaborate in music, so we thought to create a simple "rehearsal room" where people can plug themselves, but it's not really a definitive version.

We all are mostly musicians making things for musicians so feel free to contact us by the contact form.

We are listening all of you and we will try to adapt all your needs and suggestions to the platform!

Thank you a lot.