Roman Komarov

`-khtml-` is not needed to be there. Adding it would greatly increase the size of resulting CSS, also, other frameworks tend to remove it from their code. Like [Compass did](https://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/issues/598)....

BTW, looks like nib now supports the linear gradients for Opera :)

There are two workarounds for this: 1. Enclose the url in quotes, like `url('/i/providence/plus.png')`. 2. Escape the `i`, like `url(/\i/providence/plus.png)`. In those cases the `i` won't be replaced.

Aha, it works! Cool. Some thoughts: - When the `alpha: 1` the comment is unnecessary. - It would be cool to somehow preserve the case of the initial hexadecimal colors,...

That seems to be fixed, not perfectly, but better than nothing I guess, I'll need to investigate nested blocks more

Prevented some of the cases from happening, but still not perfect and could potentially prevent for some valid stuff from being created. For now, the best show would be if...

Desired API: ```js const NewButton = bemto(Button, {/* overrides */}); ``` If the `Button` would provide some way for `bemto()` to know how it was created, we can re-use what...

I would say that I'm also for the native stickiness events and against using hacks or any non-trivial code for that. More than that, I also totally disagree with any...

I'd start with whitelisting a certain set of properties that are guaranteed to be safe, that would allow developers to achieve most of the use cases for sticky elements (the...

> All the real-word usages of :stuck-like things I have seen in the wild (and Edge just implemented position:sticky so I guess I spent some more time looking at real-world...