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Or: Remove (override?) the border from the Theme entirely, and and make it configurable in the window manager with a sane default. Like a 33% opaque black.

> I've already fixed this on the develop branch. Will be part of the next release. @jonathanmuth since the latest release is from November, does it mean it's already resolved?

I agree too, always found that confusing.

I just thought about the JS standardization and a proper API the other day too. This definitely should be taken care of better sooner than later.

@OmarCastro sorry. Any suggestions how to prevent the initial short show-up of 'blocks' in the prompt?

@OmarCastro that's great and works like a charm. Thank you! It should be added to the readme as well.

I am confused. I am hitting this issue too and don't understand why this is not handled by the library. In the age of responsive web design (more than 10...

@friday Thanks for the reply > We could make it so that this includes both queries where the user closed the window and queries where the user ran the queries...

Any update on this? Is it possible? Is it not? A response from ubernauten would be cool.

@meshuamam The install script `scripts/install_ddev.sh` does it with the regular FF, so maybe look there, how it's done.