I've merged my contact, donate, code, and license pages into a single about page to declutter the navbar and compile anything i think is a secondary/miscellaneous part of my site.

I've also removed all updates prior to the navigation overhaul update from my feeds to clean up some baggage and avoid any broken links.

Study of eyes in You Yoshinari and Mugichan's styles:

This fixes 2 issues I have with my current site:

• Content takes too much horizontal space to be read easily
• The navbar-content table layout works well on wide screens but not so on thinner ones

Besides that, I've used <details> and <summary> tags for the submenus, so It's forced me to upgrade to HTML5. This gives me access to new features, but with the downside being that not every browser shows html5 too well (examples tested were NetSurf, Badwolf, and W3M).

For me this isn't much of an issue, as you can still see and click the links in said browsers (even if it's a bit messy) and compared to burger menus, checkbox inputs for submenus, etc., it seemed to be a good middle ground for what I wanted (if you know of a better solution, please email me!)