Samir Al-Battran

Yes, there is the x-rate-limit-remaining HTTP header which can be used to get the rate limits. You should be using this header to know how many rate limits left. However,...

It's a tiny tiny percentage when it goes missing, so yes using the header should always be the preferred method (we have logic that assumes the rate-limit-remaining > 0 when...

Adding my voice here Adding components as utilities messes the specificity, then it's harder to override the component and you end up with a lot of !important, components should be...