Replace f4 and f47 #4166
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Touched upon during backlog call 2/21, but did not finish the discussion. |
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Since there was little support/feedback as part of the AGWG review period, and this is a larger scale change (a new technique), I'm moving to discussion for a review at Friday's TF. If anyone has a chance to review carefully before Friday, please thumbs up if you support |
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Closes #3823
F4 and F47 should be replaced. CSS'
text-decoration:blinkis deprecated and has no modern browser support, and the HTMLblinkelement is obsolete.This new failure technique replaces those two techniques.