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It seems like <dialog>s opened with .show() will use a stacking context that respects z-index etc., but <dialog>s opened with .showModal() will stack in order that they were opened. And a <dialog> opened with .showModal() will appear above any opened with .show() from what I can tell. https://codepen.io/ptrfrncsmrph-the-vuer/pen/gOJPPor
So if elm-watch uses .showModal(), it would probably win would be my guess 🤷
Recently I've transitioned my modals to use native elements, but when I encounter errors via elm-watch the in-app error view is below the modal.
Elm's debugger can be popped out to a separate window which solves this problem, perhaps something similar could be done with elm-watch?
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