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In the mean time I have figured out the following workaround: 1. Export bookmarks as HTML from Firefox 2. Import these into Pocket 3. Import from Pocket to app.wallabag.it

I have a similar error. For the following code ```javascript // @flow strict import React, { type Element } from 'react'; /** Just a test component */ const YourComponent =...

If I import the type `Element` like this: ```javascript import type { Element } from 'react'; ``` [as described in Flow's docs](https://flow.org/en/docs/react/types/), I get same lint error. But if I...

@tadfisher it's been nearly 5 years since the last release. Please consider cutting a new release. 🙏

Still relevant.

I was using library mode so I could get `iife` and `umd` builds, but I still wanted the static assets to be separate from the bundle. I ended up digging...

Thanks @GHolk, I ended up going with the following, which should fix it for all sites: ```vim autocmd DocStart .* js tri.cmdlineIframe = document.getElementById('cmdline_iframe') autocmd DocLoad .* js requestAnimationFrame(function reattachCmdlineIframe()...

> I don't think call `reattachCmdlineIframe` 60hz in every tabs is a good idea. It's a no-op if the iframe is actually there. `requestAnimationFrame` gets throttled if computer is busy,...

> I don't think call `reattachCmdlineIframe` 60hz in every tabs is a good idea. While I didn't actually have any noticable performance impact due to that approach, I've since switched...

> This was first proposed by @0x24a537r9 in [this comment](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/737#issuecomment-363314699). I never saw any subsequent comments discuss it. I actually made a PR based on that comment: https://github.com/prettier/prettier/pull/4767, but it...