Small, native web tricks worth remembering

- **Insufficient practical examples** – several users stress that the site offers only snippets without any live demonstration.  
  > "The whole premise of the page is a collection of 'web tricks worth remembering' and I can't fathom what bash … is doing there." — moontear  
  > "without demos this is mostly useless i think" — vortegne  
  > "Wait... there's no demonstrations of any of these 'tricks' on the site?" — nater5000  

- **Misleading “tricks” framing & need for clearer curation** – the intent as a small, opinionated collection is accepted, but the “tricks” label is seen as overstated and a live demo would clarify its purpose.  
  > "They're not really 'tricks' as much of mentions of assorted features of HTML and CSS." — OuterVale  
  > "'tricks' may be overselling it. The website is meant to be a small, opinionated collection of features I want to remember, not a replacement for an authoritative reference like MDN." — marcomezzavilla  
  > "Sure, they're not 'tricks', but it's also definitely not the same as what you get randomly browsing formal documentation." — happytoexplain  

- **UI/UX preferences around navigation and scrollbar handling** – the conversation centers on whether to reveal content inline or via a separate page and on when hiding scrollbars is acceptable.  
  > "Please keep it, personal notes are worth it. Maybe less navigation or +/- voting, then ranking would help us navigate your site?" — sam_lowry_  
  > "Why not just render the html on the pages? e.g. the popover is something I wanted to see" — ramon156  
  > "Unless the native scroll bar will be _wrong_, do not under any circumstances hide it." — chrismorgan