Tier list maker

Because dragging does not exist on a phone. The browser's own drag and drop never fires on a touch screen, so a tier list built only on it is dead exactly where most tier lists get made.

Tapping works everywhere: tap a name to pick it up, tap a row to drop it. On a computer you can still drag if you prefer, and both paths call the same code, so neither one quietly rots.

Because a picture from another site would poison the download. Once a canvas has drawn an image from a different domain the browser marks it as tainted, and asking for the file back throws a security error instead of giving you a PNG.

Keeping it to text means the image is drawn entirely on your own device, and the save button simply works.

No. The names, the order and the picture are all made in the browser: nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored, so closing the page loses the list.

That also means there is no link to a saved list. The way to keep it is the image.

Because in a tier list the colours are the content, not decoration. Red at the top and green at the bottom is what the reader expects, and following the site theme would flip that around at night.

So this one block steps out of the light and dark switch on purpose and keeps black text on pastel, which reads fine in both.