• Avoid loading Vue partially or entirely until a user clicks on an "edit" link or on the "add statement" button. Per T400325#11798263, we do not need to load the whole MEX Vue UI on page-load, and might be able to avoid loading Vue entirely until a user triggers interactive features. This would speed up the read-only experience, but might slow down the interactive experience (since we are not loading all assets at once) - we need to decide who our target is for this optimisation and what our preferred experience is.

After some research, it turned out that iOS renders toolbar onto the page and that brakes viewport borders. The only real solution is basically watching width and height with JS and adapt accordingly.

I've tried to address both concerns by adding custom options/overrides to popover indicator, therefore it can be used by other extensions.

I agree with @ArthurTaylor because I also thought if it's in the sprint it's MEX, and I'm still on the same page. I think right now MEX itself solves its own problem without any server-side changes, hence our main focus is MEX I'm eager to go with current patches.

After investigation, it seems we don't need to add more tests because individual tasks covers all of it for the first pass.

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Fixed with T409147

Solved with T409147

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