Roman Komarov

I think the nesting selector error is correct here: what `composes` does: when exporting the class name from a CSS module, it adds the other name alongside it. It does...

Thinking about this, yeah, I think we need it to work from inside the layers, especially given in CSS you can import things inside layers, or import something as a...

In the meeting I said that I will comment in this issue expanding a bit more on my proposal and the nested interactive elements issues. 1. If an element has...

Thanks for the notes! Indeed, I tested in the Canary with the flag turned on. > By "split" do you mean to find each consecutive subsequence of children and text...

We also stumbled upon this bug (in our case, it was not inside a function like rgb, but on a nested rule). We found a workaround, with your code, it...

Although, I found an even bigger issue here, which is much harder to work around: any at-rule nesting also breaks the variables' `--from`: ```CSS @media (min-width: 10px) { .redOnBlue {...

I mentioned this issue in my latest article, so wanted to link back: https://kizu.dev/tree-counting-and-random/ From all my experiments there, I think it could be feasible to have reusable `--sibling-index` and...

Yep! I did not generalize because I was already feeling the performance hits, but these were mostly from those selectors with `:has()`, in this case it should not matter if...

I don't think it is safe to allow the complete page transparency. A malicious actor could use it to fake OS UI and easily overlay them on top of the...

> Yup, some of our internal security folk were finally able to give a "probably okay" to attr() with some restrictions (mainly, not capable of making a url, unless whitelisted)....