nice, thanks for the help!

Is there a way to close one or all notifications programmatically? I have a notification popup on a page but want to hide it when navigating away. Currently it stays there even I navigate to another page which is irrelevant to the notification. I want to hide it when navigating away, or is there a different component I can use for this? Thanks.

I have a list of about 30 items in a transition-group, each list item includes a <q-input type=“textarea”…>, the render of the page has been very slow on Chrome and extremely slow on Safari(both on Mac, it’s much faster on Firefox 57/Quantun). When changing to native textarea control, it all works fine. It also works fine when removed the transition-group and still use textarea type q-input. I understand the transition-group has some potential performance issues with complex css in a list (https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues/5845), just wondering if @rstoenescu or anyone else has any advice here? I could change to use native textarea input but the style does not quite match the rest of controls on the page, and I really like the auto-grow feature of the q-input. Thanks.

Will the up coming 0.15 release solve this problem? The Vue.Draggable is not working when the draggable div contains a textarea input (<q-input type=“textarea”>), though it works with a normal text field.

Having the same problem. The Modal height is not auto-adjusted when resizing window or changing content. The scroll bar shows up when reducing the window height, even there is still a lot of empty space above/below the modal.