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When developing on a responsive website there are some elements that has to be cloned and used doubled - for example a navigation for the burger-style-menu on mobile and the mega-menu on a large screen.
Instead of loading both at once, what, if it would be possible to load a module only when a certain viewport width/height is valid, like:
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I'm using Critters in my webpack project with the following configuration:
I'm using this in combination with MiniCssExtractPlugin. When I add Critters to the plugin list (after MiniCssExtractPlugin and HtmlWebpackPlugin), critters seems to remove the content of media queries - the output still has the media querie