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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	1h
	Replying to @IacobanIulia i am sad.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	5h
	Replying to @yuinchien @zachgibson @mwichary Good lord, that is a fortunate class. Super jealous.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 6
	Replying to @bz_moz @miketaylr It seems slightly more severe than a 404 or 500. I don't recall how those are logged by default.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @simevidas Bonus picture of where the topnav finally collapses when the JS loads in: pic.twitter.com/XKjwQ4ZrnU
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @simevidas Had the scripts been actual <script> tags the priorities would be reasonable. Scripts would be 'High' and gifs would be 'Low'. Scripts would finish within the first couple seconds of load and the page would look OK until all these GIFs finally load in.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @simevidas Second, I'd fix this bizarre system of loading JS. The fact that these scripts are added by JS means the browser treats the network requests as Low priority. And unfortunately it's the same priority as the 17MB of gifs. They were started before and steal all download throughput
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @simevidas But this topnav was written in a way that it's expanded by default and only hidden once their glue-app.min.js runs. 😒 I'd fix that first. The page must look reasonable when loading and JS is disabled.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @simevidas Based on the WPT waterfall, it appears the page finally renders the headline (rather than the offscreen nav) immediately after the various JS finish loading. Looking at the source, we can confirm they load these as render blocking. pic.twitter.com/ZhyObjOtFJ
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 5
	Replying to @g33konaut @RReverser DOM.getFlattenedDocument will be easier to work with than a snapshot, but it's still going to be painful. I'd maybe start with a finding your shadow root nodes (via DOM domain, maybe flattenedDoc) and then getting outerHTML of root doc and all roots. I'm unaware of a library. :/
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 4
	Replying to @benschwarz "holiday puss."
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 4
	Replying to @samccone Looks like github.com/nytimes/text-b… is at fault. :/ Seems to be a new addition. Also this flamechart gives me an idea for the coolest weekend project. 🤓
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 4
	Replying to @benschwarz officially jealous.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 4
	@samccone is this art? pic.twitter.com/NDiBAydxcn
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 3
	Replying to @benschwarz seems ok.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Dec 1
	Replying to @nicolaschevobbe @FirefoxDevTools Its biggest usecase is document.activeElement, by far. I hope people use it for other things, but tbh I'm not sure.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Nov 26
	Replying to @RyanTownsend What's the idea? 🙂
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Nov 26
	Replying to @jlengstorf That fernet bottle is super adorbs.
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Nov 26
	Replying to @docmilanfar Pizza My Heart!
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Nov 25
	Replying to @sophiebits @addyosmani @ChromeDevTools It was exposed in the 3-dots menu, but I agree an icon in Sources' Find-in-file toolbar would be great. pic.twitter.com/mUckcIqlTd
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	Paul Irish @paul_irish	Nov 25
	@GitHubEng This gives me a giggle: pic.twitter.com/gbs9Gu1dCA
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