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0 I want to make something similar to the OnsenUI website itself. Most of the page looks standard bootstrap and then there's a div with a phone (changes from iphone to android upon press of button on the web page). and all elements in the phone are onsenui. I want the onsenui elements in the "mobile app" section to interact with the desktop app parts, and vice versa. I'm making a scaled down app styler, so I can click on the button in the "mobile app" part, and in the desktop part change the div to allow me to set text style: font, size, color etc. As I change things in the desktop part, the mobile app part changes accordingly. Can this be done? Any framework (VUE preferred) or even JQuery and vanilla are acceptable. onsen-ui2

1 0 I've had a very specific bug ever since I upgraded to Windows 10 that no one else I've spoken to has seen, and none of the other Windows 10 alt-tab questions or threads seem to cover. I often find myself working with Word documents or Adobe-reader PDF's open, for reference, often quickly opening one to look up something, then alt-tabbing to another window to type or read something else. however, since the upgrade to 10, these two programs don't like me alt-tabbing and force their way back to the forefront, but only once. it will be simpler to explain with an example. Lets say I'm writing something into Window A. I need to stop and reference something, so I quickly load a Word document to reference something, call this Window B. I find what I need in a few seconds, then alt-tab back to Wi