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web-storage example: use input type color instead of custom color picker - #376
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<input type=color>is now widely implemented, thus I think it makes sense to use it as it is natively supported by browsers, instead a custom color picker.What do you think?
Note: because the format saved is slightly different, if someone tried this example a while ago, the value will not be restored when loading this new version. But IMHO this is fine because this is an example page.