Jonas

I think the easiest (potential) fix would be to apply `content-visibility` and `contain-intrinsic-size` in CSS, so only the visible parts are rendered by the browser: https://web.dev/content-visibility/

It'd be also much more convenient because then babel-polyfill could automatically polyfill fetch depending on your browserlist so you wouldn't have to add/remove the fetch polyfill depending on your target...

From my testing, this has to do with the amount of results, not the term itself. The `/search` endpoint can respond with many results, but the `/lookup` endpoint that is...

Hey @andreasbm, thanks for the quick reply! I did find the option to log in (although yes, it's not exactly discoverable 😄) but what I'm missing here is a filter...

Afaik it's supported in Safari and Firefox stable, and is in the Canary (and Dev?) versions of Chrome and Edge already. Not sure about Opera, they're built on Chromium too...

@Mottie Oh, somehow skipped past your comment – yeah, the option to wrap or not wrap a user style would be exactly what would enable for this to become an...

> Support in Stylus seems like the best option so we don't have to require every style to support this. Could a see a dropdown with three options: • Always...

Thank you!!!

> it sounds like "we couldn't use :root so we had to find another term". `:host` is a [normal CSS pseudo-class](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:host) though, and it is absolutely appropriate here since [Vue’s...

There now is a Working Draft for this specification and it shipped in Firefox 64, here's the relevant MDN page: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Scrollbars Only supports scrollbar width and color of the track...