* And... The main menu is now entirely CSS driven! I can't believe I managed to do it. The main issue I had for all these years was solved with a simple CSS precedence tweak. Saves about 150 bytes of CSS, at no extra CSS cost (it's pretty much the same.) Will need to clean up more things, though, but it'll come soon. (script.js, index.css)

@ The only browsers that have problems with the new systems are IE. No kidding! IE6 breaks it entirely (I'm not too thrilled about attempting to fix it...), IE7 and IE8 don't show all hovers (who cares, it works perfectly otherwise), and IE9 and IE10 have a bug in top-level menus, which not many people will notice I'm sure. Still, I've disabled the top-level animation for them, because it makes it even harder to notice said issue.

! Fixed a new bug where menus could close if hovering next to the top-level menu arrows. I'm not exactly sure why I never had the problem before, but... Whatever. (index.css)

! Basic fixes for IE6/7 and RTL. IE6 disables menus entirely (only the #navi row is visible), and IE7 needed extra help, notably with #context_menus being renamed to .context.menus loooong ago. Not sure why I forgot to update it... Oh yeah, because I hate IE. (extra.ie*.css, extra.rtl.css)
* And that'll be all for tonight, with an unimportant CSS tweak. (mana.css)
+ I'm on a roll... Rewrote select box to enable hardware acceleration on mobile (touch) devices. The idea is that it's pretty much horrible to use a regular select box on touch, so I removed the custom scrollbar and used stock overflows instead. This makes scrolling smoother and you still get a nice scrollbar, the default one. Well, it's looking nice in iOS 5 and Android 4.1+, dunno about the rest. (sbox.js)

! Select box dropdowns taking the entire screen width should drop 5 pixels on each side, it's better on my eyes. (sbox.js)
! IE6 generates errors on empty selectors in Wess, so I'm replacing the 'extends' hack with a dummy class. Don't bother. It's one of my last IE6 fixes... I promise. (Class-CSS.php)
! Partially reverted the sbox rewrite, because I wasn't happy with the scrolling effect propagating to the main page when the start of end of the div was reached. This is something that my custom method dealt with elegantly, so I'm moving the hardware acceleration code over there. Also limiting that path to Chrome and Firefox Mobile, because they're the only ones I can test, and I don't want to break anything. (sbox.js)
! Fixing menus to actually close when clicked. This is the last remaining bit of JavaScript in the code, and of course it's not even required to run it. (script.js)
! Oh bugger, Firefox Mobile doesn't actually like hardware acceleration... Well, too bad for it. (sbox.js)
* Committing the Wilde tweaks I've been testing for a few days on wedge.org... (Wilde/extra.css)

! IE 10+ and Opera 11+ weren't using the @viewport keyword in Wireless, even though it was added to Wilderless. (Wuthering/extra.css)