Some web developers like to make easter eggs for the websites they develop. The very easy way to make the easter egg is to make a comment section on their frontend code. What does this even mean?
You can follow what I say:
- Open the webpage using a browser like Chrome.
- Right-click the empty part of the webpage you want to check the code. (It has to be an empty part of the webpage without any element, otherwise the “view page source” option won’t appear)
- Click the “view page source”
Now there will be a new webpage that shows the codes of that webpage. “Comment” on codes means they are for notes, it won’t have any actual behaviour for the codes. The comment of webpage codes starts with “<!- -” and ends with “- ->”, which means when you see these symbols, it means they are comments. Usually, easter eggs come with pictures made of symbols and characters, to make it more noticeable. You can try to scroll down the code page, until you see a picture, and the picture may also come with text.
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