The CSS is 404, too
Monday, February 13th, 2023 Alive 18,920 days
A web siteʼs 404 page is often the most neglected page of the site. Netflix wonʼt even waste CSS on it.
A web siteʼs 404 page is often the most neglected page of the site. Netflix wonʼt even waste CSS on it.
It must be interesting to work for a company big enough to invent its own HTML entities.
It must also be interesting when your boss lets you know that you didnʼt escape them, or parse them, or whatever and theyʼre showing on the public web site.
I presume that &NFi; is supposed to be parsed as <i>, and &NFi_; as </i>.
Netflix is one of the largest media companies on the planet. If it canʼt keep its web site from eating itself, what chance do I have?
Netflix says today marks one year since I've had Netflix. Which is not true. I've had Netflix for 24 years. But Netflix doesn't have a way to put an account on hold when you go on vacation, or move. Instead, you have to cancel your account, then sign up again when you come back home or arrive in your new place.
Amazingly, and much to its credit, when you sign up again, your Netflix queue is restored, and you're right where you left off. So I guess it's only ½ a fail.
Iʼm not happy that Netflix is borked. But at least the error message is creative.
But if Netflix canʼt keep its system running, what chance do I have?