For the security conscious among us (or those on corporate networks that would kill us for including external code in a JS File in our slack), here's a version that inlines the contents of that file, and asks you for permission before updating so you can check out the "css" downloaded.
(I put "css" in quotes because there's a risk that the code could be compromised and not be CSS at all. Articles like this hackernoon.com/im-harvesting-credi... make me nervous about these types of attack vectors).
For the security conscious among us (or those on corporate networks that would kill us for including external code in a JS File in our slack), here's a version that inlines the contents of that file, and asks you for permission before updating so you can check out the "css" downloaded.
(I put "css" in quotes because there's a risk that the code could be compromised and not be CSS at all. Articles like this hackernoon.com/im-harvesting-credi... make me nervous about these types of attack vectors).
In any case: