Tommy George

:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: Just ran into this, and it's a huge setback. We're using media-queries for native & CSS-friendly email clients to display things better/different than in...

To _me_, it doesn't make sense to actually use any rules from within a media query for inlining, but they should be left in place wherever they're found. They're not...

That's a good question, and I'm not yet sure what the general expected outcome would be. For my personal needs, if the media block was within the same document, in...

@christiaan With regards to setting a configurable screen width: I don't think that would be completely useful, because many media blocks may use relative units (`em`s, `%`s, etc) for their...

What do you think about this idea (a bit of a hack, but workable): In special cases where media-queries are required (and thus, the client is obviously CSS-friendly), media-queries should...

🤔 Maybe the Fastly plugin could hook the cookie check (I haven't looked at the password check method in a while, to see if it has hooks), and do something...

@Lady-Moonshadow I think maybe it's intended that the user has seen the installation section first, e.g., http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/starting/install3/osx/#working-with-python-3 On that page, there's this: > The rest of the guide will assume...

Looks like I'm having the same issue, per https://twitter.com/tommygeorge/status/1669747831643549713?s=20

> I ended up reverting to 2023.1.0 and it imports properly. Indeed. I went to the release page for 2023.1.0 @ https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/releases/tag/core%402023.1.0 , downloaded the package for my machine/OS, and...

Applied this is in a local fork, and realized I didn't send a PR yet.