I was confused for a moment: <a href="http://spoilrs.co/posts/amGpfCV2JLGTlDBRKloP0g" rel="nofollow">http://spoilrs.co/posts/amGpfCV2JLGTlDBRKloP0g</a><p>Perhaps to make it Javascript-disabled-friendly there can be styles that are <i>removed</i> when the pop-up is dismissed (or that exist when javascript is disabled via <noscript> ?)<p>I'm also not sure there is a demand for this sort of thing. [spoiler] tags that require to be clicked/highlighted are hard to accidentally click/highlight and in scenarios I know a [spoiler] is used as a link to a pastebin, etc. User behavior I've seen is to middle click the link and view it later/after. Which requires the user to also switch to the tab.<p>It seems to be a bit of a redundant failsafe, in my honest opinion. But it looks nice and functions! :)
Me and a couple friends do random programming challenges once a month. Last month we had to build an app in 30 minutes or less based on a randomly picked subject.<p>I got entertainment as the subject and decided to build a pastebin-like website for spoilers.<p>The idea is to enable users to be able share spoilers easily without the worry of someone accidentally clicking on the link. If you do accidentally click on a link, don't worry as you won't see the spoiler until you say "show me the spoiler".<p>I am not sure if there is any demand for this at all, but my friend suggested I put it online as it may be useful to others.<p>Let me know what you think, I know its super simple right now but if there is demand I can add more features.