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Aren't there a lot of scripts out there to add snow to your website? Most of which don't require registration, don't have silly 'pro' versions and don't seem like an excuse to sell people something for maybe a couple of weeks of the year?Why would I use this when I can find a free script that doesn't require any sign up and does the exact same thing with more options?P.S. The snow graphics are blocked by UBlock, if you're using it.

I loved the preview on my site, but why on earth do I have to signup, and install something else called Eager and then install Snow? How many scripts does it take to let flakes fall down? Isn't this easily done through CSS and keyframes?EDIT: Yes it is, there's a CSS only solution here, no trackers whatsover: <a href="http://codepen.io/NickyCDK/pen/AIonk" rel="nofollow">http://codepen.io/NickyCDK/pen/AIonk</a>

> Add Snow to Your WebsiteSadly, I immediately translate this to "add trackers to your website", whether it is true or not.

There is zero reason to do something like this (if you're doing it at all) with a chunk of javascript hosted by a another party.

<a href="https://s_news_ycombinator_com.p.eager.works/eagerProxySrc=www.google.com/" rel="nofollow">https://s_news_ycombinator_com.p.eager.works/eagerProxySrc=w...</a>

> Add Snow to Your WebsiteSadly, I immediately translate this to "add trackers to your website", whether it is true or not.

There is zero reason to do something like this (if you're doing it at all) with a chunk of javascript hosted by a another party.

<a href="https://s_news_ycombinator_com.p.eager.works/eagerProxySrc=www.google.com/" rel="nofollow">https://s_news_ycombinator_com.p.eager.works/eagerProxySrc=w...</a>

Show HN: Add Snow to Your Website

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Show HN: Add Snow to Your Website

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