I know this adds another 200ms to page load times, but it prevents pages
with a lot of text not rendering their text. Obviously better to just
fix the original bug.
This is the wrong way round, it should default to binary as that's what
most of the OS's are and just set the zip override for `darwin`.
Watch this issue for updates:
https://github.com/goreleaser/goreleaser/issues/720
Possibly helps everyone in #63, #73 and #94
Whether it solves the issue or not, this definitely fixes a bug.
`CurrentTab` doesn't refer to anything until the first frame is received
from the webextension, yet tthe `handleMouseEvent` function can be
triggered long before that.
Should fix up #87 and all the other related issues. Haven't wrote any golang for a year but I think it was a pretty simple fix so I took it on; however ff someone wouldn't mind giving it a second set of eyes that would be awesome. I'm stoked to try the app out, it's looks so cool :P
Cheers
The shell script in interfacer/contrib/setup_go.sh expands the $GOPATH
variable to download a script to $GOPATH/bin. However, if $GOPATH is not
set, that expands to /bin. If the script is run with root privileges
(accidentally), this will download a "strange" executable to /bin, which
is supposed to be for system executables. If it is run without root
privileges, it gives an (unclear) error about permissions. This commit checks
if $GOPATH exists. If it $GOPATH does not exist, it exits with error code 1.
This came about from using Slack's web client.
Adding the input boxes padding to the DOM box coords makes the TTY
cursor more closely reflect the actual input box. Also using keyup/down
seems more universally applicable than merely kepress
Here set to 10 requests per minute. Note that the current implementation
doesn't use a shared store across instances, so in effect clients can
request on average instances-count * 10 requests per minute.
Thomas Buckley-Houston
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Emiel Wiedijk
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