Kevin Gibbons

I talked to a few frontend devs of my acquaintance, all of whom expressed severe reservations about the damage to the scrollbar: people are used to large pages loading slowly,...

In [this post](https://infrequently.org/2020/12/content-visibility-scroll-fix/) Alex Russell describes using an intersection observer to keep things marked as visible once they've ever been within the viewport, which could be an improvement - the...

Thanks, @slightlyoff! @mathiasbynens, would you be up for dropping that snippet into your demo page so we can see how it feels? (Incidentally I suspect we'll end up wanting to...

On Chrome 86.0.4240.193 the infinite loading behavior still happens, and the scrollbar never shows up, and on Canary (89.0.4349.2) the page hangs outright, so I can't assess it properly. (The...

Yeah, we should definitely at least disambiguate. I like `[[Getter]]` and `[[Setter]]`. I'd like to make them link, too (see https://github.com/tc39/ecma262/issues/2047 / https://github.com/tc39/ecmarkup/issues/116), just haven't gotten to it. I like...

Is there a way I can see what the diff is?

I mean that I want to see what the diff is between the files locally and in CI, yes.

I'm pretty sure that's because you're deriving the timestamp from the file modification time on disk, which is not preserved in git. You can use the commit timestamp instead, if...

I feel exactly the opposite: because it's a lot of complexity unrelated to the core job of transforming documents, it should _not_ be included in ecmarkup. (I dunno about "including...

It is true that the date in the HTML will be set based on when the deploy job runs, but I don't think anyone else has said they consider that...