Jacob

> Sandboxed iframes cannot access localStorage. And the iframe must always be sandboxed?

> You don't want to worry about opening an evil twiddle that does something to your Github account, right? As long as I had to click an "OK, hack me"...

Yes, this does seem related to `node-sass` / #483. In case it's helpful, here is a dump from the console for [a simple, broken twiddle](https://canary.ember-twiddle.com/1104463a4e9d6320e53debd652387737?openFiles=twiddle.json%2C). Looks like it's having troubles...

@sukima It's not actually SASS' dependency, it's [needed by `node-gyp`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-gyp#installation), and when `node-sass` doesn't have a pre-built binary that's compatible with the OS on which the build is running then...

@Gaurav0 Could you point me to instructions for running `ember-twiddle` locally? I might be able to help if I could get that set up.

@Gaurav0 ooh, what am I looking at here? Able to pull-in addons better now?

> An offline mode is harder though because all of that metadata can't be queried then. Is it still hard to do if content related to that information is skipped?...

Though I am not experienced with Svelte, I would hazard to guess that `require("stream");` isn't doing what it's expected to in your context since evidently [Stream.Transform](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v16.x/api/stream.html#class-streamtransform) is showing up as...

@jurchiks Would you mind sharing how you worked around this problem / removed WOFF fonts? Did you just copy/paste the `style.css` file and delete all the `@font-face` entries?

I think this use case will be covered by the options discussed above, however, I would like to share it anyway since it hasn't been said explicitly. Often I am...