In my opinion the whole point of Jekyll is not having to use some npm/JS packages and dependencies.
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Q: Why did you decide to rewrite the whole image handling instead of just relying on the jekyll_picture_tag gem (https://github.com/rbuchberger/jekyll_picture_tag) - I am using that since years and it just works just fine.
I switched (back) to firefox a while ago after Chrome was simply super sluggish and slow on a MacStudio (!). Not having UBlock Origin is the final killer. Firefox was always super snappy to me and just does everything I want, in a very data-protective way.
Only downside (not Firefox'es fault) is that it can't use Safari's private relay feature.
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I'm one of the founders of Scrivito. Feedback welcome.