First, it’s funny how browsers finally get to the point where good html tooltips can be done with just HTML/CSS via Anchor Positioning and Popover APIs, eliminating the need for JS for tooltips. But then there is a “one more thing” that pulls JS right back into it.
Second, I think the tooltip context could be applied to “tooltip groups”, so it’s not a check to see if the whole page is “warm”, but whether a group is warm.
First, it’s funny how browsers finally get to the point where good html tooltips can be done with just HTML/CSS via Anchor Positioning and Popover APIs, eliminating the need for JS for tooltips. But then there is a “one more thing” that pulls JS right back into it.
Second, I think the tooltip context could be applied to “tooltip groups”, so it’s not a check to see if the whole page is “warm”, but whether a group is warm.