Blaine

I think I faced this way back in #3844 -> #3845

> > > I updated the issue title, just FYI for anyone following this if you are having the `SecurityError` problem that means your browser is rejecting your TLS certificates...

> Browsers only allow service workers over HTTPS so HTTP will not work unfortunately :( That makes so much sense! Even monaco works over service workers, that means no monaco...

I think cairo might not be for you then, look for start bar replacers instead?

damn even i am facing the exact same issue

https://zerobin.net/?0eda2a5b3b30b534#Rv0QZyVP5OcmSDtjzkTqyJPih4D2o7nv5JH9qZc7SEs= here is the js file that is generated and the link i got it from https://3ehro.sse.codesandbox.io/_nuxt/ec0f4ba.js Do note that the generated js file is 1.4mb in size

> How did you use it with nuxt3? Is the .component() method available in the nuxtApp.vueApp? Well in the reproduction, I created a [plugin](http://v3.nuxtjs.org/docs/directory-structure/plugins) that registers the fontawesome component as...

Why not add the following to app.vue? instead of layouts? ```html @import '@/assets/css/main.css'; ```

> I think the role of app.vue is actually the same as of layouts/default.vue Not really, IIRC app.vue is the application entrypoint, and will be the first to render, any...

I still dont think adding critical css files in app.vue is still the way to go. It results in a poor lighthouse score (as this is claimed to be bad...