Alexander Popov

The `no-invalid-position-at-import-rule` offenses a lot about `@import`s nested into blocks, what is supported by S(A/C)SS.

GitHub mobile version, opened in desktop browser? Hm… 🤔 Okay.

Firefox mobile works with extensions? OK, then it's good goal.

It can be more difficult and hard to implement, but it's right way for JS, I think.

> Does that happen even if you don't interact with Module Linker at all (by clicking on links it generates)? Yes. I have the same issue sometimes.

> I can't reproduce that 1. Open [this directory](https://github.com/AlexWayfer/flame/tree/master/lib/flame) 2. Open `application.rb` file 3. Click on browser `Back` button 4. Click on browser `Forward` button 5. Repeat 3 and 4...

> I'm on Firefox, however. Oh. I'm on Chrome :sweat_smile: Okay, let's try… Yeah, I repeated this on the second computer, and on Firefox. With the second or the third...

@fiatjaf OK, thank you. Now it's stable for me: Open `flame/lib/flame` dir (link above), click `application.rb`, wait for `module-linker` initialization (these dots near files), press `Back`, wait 1–2 seconds, press...

> If you're really into it you might want to download the source code from GitHub, spread out some console.log() and debugger statements, run npm run watch to build, then...

> I need some help here, please. Does `main` function can affect to GitHub scripts? I think it's Chrome-extension function and the answer is "no". Will this bug reproducing without...