Brandon McConnell

I think just prefixing the `s`/`e` with `b` would be a simple and recognizable implementation, so… | New class | Properties | Physical counterpart (LTR) | | - | -...

Yeah, that appears to be the case, unfortunately. Hopefully, @Apple just gives us an iMessage API we can rely on instead of this soon.

@dummdidumm @tanhauhau Outside of Svelte 5, this PR introduces a valuable and foundational solution to slot forwarding across both methodologies — with and without runes — simply by using `{#if}`....

I would like to add my own +1 here and point out that in several other feature suggestions I've seen, parity with the native APIs is often used as strong...

@Rich-Harris You asked me to raise an issue for this a while back ([Twitter comment](https://twitter.com/Rich_Harris/status/1522311935726870533?s=20)), hence my comment, but I haven't received any reply for this yet. Should I open...

Closing this ticket as resolved. @Ouskababoushka please let me know if @konung's suggestion did not resolve your issue. @konung thanks for the assistance here!

@CvdL-UM My apologies for the delay here… I tried the example you supplied, and it appears to work for me: ```scss @include typed("String1", "String2", "String3") ``` Does this exact example...

@CvdL-UM I intend to look into this in the next month. I'm pretty swamped with other work at the moment. If you have an idea of what the problem/fix might...

Would this pseudo-class counterpart to the `@media` at-rule work directly on selectors or only inside `:is()` and `:not()`? I'd guess both, but I only see examples within other pseudo-class rules...

@arturjanc Couldn't a script that has access to injecting elements already perform a similar attack like this? ```js const maliciousPasswordSender = document.createElement('img'); maliciousPasswordSender.width = 1; maliciousPasswordSender.height = 1; maliciousPasswordSender.style.position =...