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Expected Behavior
Lozad's browser field in package.json should point to the ES build, as this field is used for bundlers which will then do their own transpilation, tree-shaking, and minification. Pointing at the minified/transpiled build causes this not to happen and results in larger bundle sizes and inability to debug.
Current Behavior
Currently browser points at the minified bui
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Describe the bug
It surprised me as well, but apparently NPM is case sensitive
https://www.npmjs.com/package/webStorage
https://www.npmjs.com/package/webstorage
To Reproduce
https://bundlephobia.com/result?p=webStorage
Expected behavior
I should be shown stats for webStorage package, but I see webstorage instead.
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SVG will very likely take a little longer to render than a base64-encoded raster image. And the Gaussian Blur applied to the simple SVG shapes created by Primitive is probably quite CPU intensive.
Let's run a series of performance tests, ideally on WPT, to compare LQIP raster image rendering performance vs. SQIP rendering performance and also compare CPU utilization.
when browsing, i should be able to perf-check right from the browser and results should be siphoned back to the extension.
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Could it be possible to support an optional case insentive option for query parameters? Adding the option
caseSensitive: falsedoes not seems to impact query parametersMotivation
For backward compatibilitites you sometime need to support multiple casing
Example
With that code