You {

Your example looks blurry, takes forever to load and isnt accessible on my phone because the layout isnt responsive 🙃🙃

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What is not responsive is your brain, because I've said everywhere that the examples are for DESKTOP ONLY.

Blurry: All the fonts of the examples are created in a resolution not as high as smartphone screens.

Not responsive: If you are talking about the BobSprite *editor*, I don't care, because the BobSprite home page is OK for any device and warns to NOT USE the editor in smartphones.

Forever to load: This is strange because

1) it is served from a Digital Ocean VPS with low workload

2) it only needs 5 files

editor.html 5.2 kB

favicon.png 1.9 kB

font-sheet.png 33.7 kB

icon-sheet.png 98.3 kB

bobsprite.js 419.3 kB (not minified)

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total 558.4 kB

3) The processing before start is lightweight and fast (like 30 ms). JS Heap is less than 4 MB.

You {

You will save loads of time by not reinventing the entirety of html and css, and the overall DOM.

Canvas is meant for drawing graphics, not for layouts.

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Canvas is meant to do anything it is possible to do with it.

Thanks for trying to save my time, but I prefer to spend/waste it in the way it pleases me.

By the way, what *saves my time* is people UNDERSTANDING (carefully reading the articles and properly running the demos and examples) what I am doing and why, before writing a reply.