Vincent

Note: I'm labeling this as `performance` as it doesn't make any functional change, but contributes in decreasing the library's size before & after minification

Hey, as you have noticed, this is due to settling, that you can find some explanations about in the docs [here](https://htmx.org/docs/#details) and [here](https://htmx.org/docs/#request-operations). If you want to get rid of...

Love that chart idea @Giwayume , it would certainly help newcomers to understand all those phases and when the various events occur. Documentation improvements are always welcome, so if you...

Hey, htmx 1 is still active and maintained at the `v1` branch. We published a separate website for it to keep its doc available online for people that cannot upgrade...

We dropped IE11 support for htmx 2 @gotama , allowing us to not restrain from using ES6 syntax anymore (which IE11 didn't support), that modern browsers versions vastly support. As...

I'm not sure what you mean by "make the search more specific" @corneliusroemer , as it's a Google search syntax that you're using here, what could we do on the...

Ooooh ok, I even forgot we had a search at all, my bad @corneliusroemer you're right I agree with @corneliusroemer, getting V1 results when searching on the main website isn't...

I feel like subdomains such as https://v2-0v2-0.htmx.org/ shouldn't be indexed at all, likely an overlook from us (as those were temporary domains to test htmx 2 before it was released,...

About cancelling/controlling polling; PR #2576 (and its v1 counterpart #2577) might interest you!

Hey, - Could you rebase against `dev`? Seems like you are bringing some unrelated commits along, which makes the diff harder to review. - I'm worried about this sentence >...