html-imports-polyfill | dirty polyfill for HTML imports | User Interface library
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This is a quick and dirty polyfill for HTML imports, used by Construct 3. For background, see the blog post HTML Imports are the best web component. Can I Use... HTML Imports stats.
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I am trying to get Web Components plus HTML Imports to work in Firefox and IE.
I followed the instructions as per the Web Components GitHub repo, installed the files via npm, and included it towards the head of my document.
I have a custom script that is called in the body of the document.
In firefox, the polyfill is loaded dynamically (synchronously) but transforms the script tag in the body from:
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Answered 2018-Aug-29 at 21:01To make Custom Elements v1 work with Firefox and Edge, you just have to load the webcomponents-bundle.js file from the Web Components polyfill repository.
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