Antonio Cuni

> I wonder if there's room for some prototypes outside the current codebase. Kind of R&D efforts. --- > Part of the effort to simplify things is also aligned with...

I commented on the original issue, to avoid having two parallel conversations. Let's continue the discussion there: https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/issues/519#issuecomment-1276276317

> > We should note that this currently doesn't allow for the use of fully qualified URL's, which was a byproduct (feature?) of the previous method. Not a huge deal,...

Thank you for the report. It seems to be a pyodide issue. E.g., if you code to the pyodide online REPL: https://pyodide.org/en/stable/console.html and type `input('hello')` at the prompt, if see...

> i ~like~ love the py.* proxy for event ( i already use that in pygame-script), but i don't think `event` has its place in arguments it should be where...

> Sure but the window.event on python side is empty, so it's safe to use it for what it was/is used for : passing event for argument-less inline onclick=click() I...

> indeed it can have side effects and it's wasted cycle to send it back to js, why not just set "builtins.event" then only on python side well, relying on...

> Small note...I agree with @antocuni about the event argument being deprecated. My IDE is yelling at me when it is used. grinning Yes it is still implemented. But if...

@marimeireles note that PR #881 changed the way IDs are generated, now we use `py-internal-X`, where X is 0, 1, 2, 3, ... https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/blob/f9194cc833eb938800f1184574e474bca209dd2d/pyscriptjs/src/utils.ts#L41-L45 I think that the bug is...

I think we are basically doomed here. I fear that we cannot have a general & robust solution if we want to use the `` tag. As @tedpatrick says, the...