Nils Henrik Hals

Just out of curiosity I looked a bit at this and found this (see link below). Might it actively "work against" the browser default scroll state restoring? https://github.com/dillonkearns/elm-pages/blob/d51b9f0cc15281c815c608f367b45b23d7910cbe/generator/src/Pages/Internal/Platform.elm#L493 I did...

When running the hackernews demo locally (from branch `serverless-latest` 723f0b22a1901ece38fd9cb177664a5037454e56 ) I get the expected scroll position when navigating back. Not sure why its different, might be that it loads...

I'm also looking into serving a local Elm app on iOS using [capacitor](https://capacitorjs.com/). I have developed it fine for Android, but porting it to iOS is slowed by this issue....

 I took a shot at how this could be implemented :D There are some issues I'm aware of though: **How to handle comments:** Example elm-format formatted code ```elm rangeSlider...

> Yeah, that shouldn't be hard to do. In the server as code action. Probably not as ergonomic as move line up/down via keyboard. @Razzeee I see you replied to...

I took a shot at writing some tests, but could not get them to run correctly. I I'm not proficient enough to fix/understand the boilerplate. The issue is that "edit"...

This should work fine. See attached example for how to setup elm-css with lamdera. First install elm-css through lamdera. `lamdera install rtfeldman/elm-css` Then modify your Frontend.elm file (as of Lamdera...

> I'm also interested in this and I couldn't find this anywhere. I feel tracking has gotten worse (more unreliable) and I'm wondering if this could be at fault. I...