>> I find it sad (to annoying) that these projects still use actual form elements instead of `contenteditable`, even though they're quite obviously full-JS (and

>> I find it sad (to annoying) that these projects still use actual form elements instead of `contenteditable`, even though they're quite obviously full-JS (and probably not going to be submitted through HTML forms), given the difficulty of correctly styling, integrating and interacting with form elements. I think this is because of performance. form elements are rendered differently and actions mostly result in a limited repaint and a couple events fired. contenteditable DOM elements are a lot more work to update.