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| @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ I actually tried this locally. There's a sort of uncanny valley effect going on;
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| as the frame looks more native, it's more obvious that it isn't behaving like a
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| native frame. (Also my implementation added a startup time hit.)
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| -### Why use style properties instead of (i.e.) `bg[STATE]`?
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| +### Why use style properties instead of (i.e.) bg[STATE]?
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| There's no way to distinguish between colors set on different classes. Using
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| style properties allows us to be backwards compatible and maintain the
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