I'd not be surprised if the $20-per-device was somehow for US only customers...

Here you go: web.archive.org/web/20220608...

My wife constantly has scented candles on the go and yet we have two kids 🤔 I'm calling BS.

Seems like it's been massively improved in a recent version, according to the last couple of reviews. It seems pretty good in my testing too 👍

You're right! I'll have to go it another go. Have you tried the browser extension for Chromium browsers? Reviews seem to indicate it's not so great.

I just wish the Passwords app supported storing card details and 2FA codes. Then I'd go all in and ditch 1Password.

Safari is nice but still has it's quirks which annoy me; weird rendering and slow dev tools being the main issues.

Tailwind Play is here: play.tailwindcss.com/0xMWd5Pvhs

...then use that in your config:

```
const config: Config = {
theme: {
extend: {
backgroundImage: vibrantGradients,
}
}
}
export default config;
```

Ideally, Tailwind would use oklch color space throughout but that's coming later as far as I can see.

First import the default theme to amend the gradients.

```
import defaultTheme from 'tailwindcss/defaultTheme';

const vibrantGradients = Object.fromEntries(
Object.entries(defaultTheme.backgroundImage).map(([k, g]) => [k, g.replace('gradient(', 'gradient(in oklch ')]),
);
```

It seems to favor the old iMacs and MacBook Pro. The chair looks uncomfortable that's for sure.

Totally agree. You've gotta use whatever it takes so you ship awesome features to customers.

Cheers for getting back to me. Unfortunately not as they're drastically different themes and so the resulting CSS is too. We're using PostCSS/Tailwind if it makes any difference. I'll keep trying different solutions but I wasn't sure if there was something I was missing in the docs.

@bsky.app Can we get some code styling and maybe at a stretch, syntax highlighting, please?

Next.js seems to "find" all the other theme files and build them, resulting in a stylesheet with styles from both globals.css files. How can we tell Next to ignore the other theme? The themes are in the same `src` directory in the package. Is that the cause perhaps?