Microsoft submits new CSS standards to World Wide Web Consortium

Contact CSS Code also has a period of time, talk about the most is generally CSS simplification, how to simplify the CSS code, to ensure that the CSS special effects play to the extreme while allowing the web to load the fastest speed. Microsoft recently submitted a standard proposal for Web pages called CSS scrolling Snap Points (smooth Scrolling for CSS pages) to the World Wide Web Consortium.

The Web page standard was first developed based on the IE10 API and improved in a new IE11. The purpose of this standard is to make the Web browsing experience of touch and mouse devices smoother and faster. Developers can easily make use of these APIs to create a better web browsing experience, even with a large number of pages of content and photos, people can use the touch screen, mouse, touch pad to quickly scroll through.

Microsoft's Portal MSN Homepage already supports the technical standard. People can slide around to browse the headlines of the day. Using the CSS scrolling Snap points standard, IE uses the same hardware accelerated translation technology to open a better web touch browsing experience. The user's desired inertia translation and excessive bounce make you feel the finger is connected to the screen. In addition, the browser captures content that is similar to the title when the user has a panoramic view.

Very rare, this new Web page standard only needs to add two lines of CSS code (red code), not like JavaScript to add hundreds of lines of code, but also to ensure the experience of low-end devices.

Standard code for Web pages displayed by Microsoft

In fact, Microsoft last year submitted a pointer events standard to the consortium, which has been approved as a candidate for recommendation by the International Consortium. Since then, Microsoft has improved the standard to better support Firefox and Chrome browsers. CSS Snap points is another way for Microsoft to improve its web browsing experience after pointer events, offering us an immersive web experience. They are perfectly supportive of touch operations and can be very well experienced using input methods. Of course, this is also to adapt to the development of the Internet, because 2014 will be mobile internet booming, a year of contention.