construct-stylesheets

Yeah, the whole thing about Web Components is weird. And is getting increasingly weirder. Quite recently Constructible Stylesheets were released in Chrome: - because lit wanted them - despite Firefox and Safari being against the state of the spec - despite Safari clearly stating they are not going to implement the spec, ever (there was a trivially reproducible race condition in the spec) The entire discussion here: https://github.com/WICG/construct-stylesheets/issues/45#issu...

> The negatives are often theoretical They are not theoretical. Too bad webapicontroversy.com has been shut down (it looked like this [1]), but you can scroll down to "defer" and "considered harmful" in Mozilla's positions here: [2] There are more, of course, but they are not visible unless you're willing to follow thousands of issues across hundreds of GitHub repositories. One that springs to mind is, of course Constructible Stylesheets. Mozilla and Safari: the spec describes an algorithm that leads to deadlock in trivial code, we wont implement it until this is fixed. [3] Chrome: ship it, because lit-html (developed by Google) wants it and is already using it. And then procedes to gaslight people and misrepresent their positions (cant' find the relevant link, but at this point I can't find the will to dive into the cesspool). [1] https: