Oh, the audacity! Someone had the NERVE to add target="_blank" to their links and some developer absolutely LOST IT. The reply is a whole manifesto about user freedom and how dare you force links to open in new tabs.
But here's the plot twist: the original post is literally just sharing a CSS snippet that removes the external link icon that appears after links with target="_blank". That's it. Just styling. No philosophical debate required.
The responder went full nuclear over a CSS aesthetic choice, delivering a passionate TED talk about user agency when nobody even asked. Sir, this is a Wendy's... we're just hiding an icon here. The dramatic overreaction to something so mundane is *chef's kiss* peak developer energy.
Not Your Damn Problem
2 months ago
26,228,110 views
1 shares
css-memes, frontend-memes, webdev-memes, target-blank-memes, overreaction-memes | ProgrammerHumor.io
More Like This
It's Just Like Using Them On A Browser
1 year ago
327.7K views
0 shares
I'd gladly approve all of this mad lad's PRs
2 years ago
50.9K views
0 shares
Java Is Not Javascript My Guy
2 years ago
209.6K views
0 shares
I Understand How TS Works And Can Parse Dates
1 year ago
376.7K views
0 shares
Well Which Is It
1 year ago
304.6K views
0 shares
What TypeScript Did To My JavaScript Knowledge
1 year ago
371.4K views
0 shares
Loading more content...
AI
AWS
Agile
Algorithms
Android
Apple
Bash
C++