Corey Ward

@rzubrycki You might have better luck with a different solution. There's nothing Gatsby-specific about this behavior, and the dependency doing the heavy lifting uses a very non-React approach. ```jsx import...

@Trunksome Fixed!

Edge doesn't support `window.opener` on links targeting `_blank`, so there's not as much need for `rel="noopener"` support as with other browsers where the opener can be leaked to an external...

@martinsuchan I just realized I had a typo. I've edited my comment. For clarity: Edge doesn't support `window.opener`, so the behavior is already the same as Chrome/Safari/Firefox when you use...

Perhaps you should add a test case to [this issue](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platform/issues/8710056/) demonstrating `window.opener` being available to an external webpage (different host, or in IE parlance, a different [security zone](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ie/2005/01/26/ie-security-zones/)) when using...

You could create a simple wrapper component to make this work. Something like this: ```jsx const StyledTagInput = ({ className, ...rest }) => ( ) ```

Thanks for the detailed issue. I'll give this some more thought, including your suggestion. I wonder if `aspect-ratio` will work for all cases, especially for cases where the full image...

This has been fixed in the v1.0.0 release. The default styles on the `img` tag for the low-quality preview image now include `aspect-ratio` set to match the output aspect ratio...

If I'm understanding you, you're saying that when you pass the `style` prop it replaces the default styles that are set on the full-size image during loading, right? If so,...

Thank you for pointing this out! I goofed and had the `style` prop being completely stripped. Moving too quickly I guess. I just released [v0.1.9](https://github.com/coreyward/sanity-image/releases/tag/v0.1.9) which should hopefully resolve this...