Axel Bocciarelli

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Hey that sounds super interesting. However, adding more fields to the main deck always feels a bit scary -- we have to consider translations, long term maintenance (updates/corrections), cluttering of...

Hmm, I think `sources.csv` has links to the image files, but not to the Wikipedia pages for the flags. --- I forgot to quote [this issue](https://github.com/anki-geo/ultimate-geography/issues/603) where @aplaice, @ohare93 and...

I've created the [sandbox](https://github.com/anki-geo/sandbox) repo and added @Joilence as a contributor. Please let me know if anyone else is interested in becoming a maintainer/contributor.

Indeed, big integers (int/uint64) numbers are not currently supported. They get [converted](https://github.com/silx-kit/h5web/pull/1581) to primitive JS numbers (float64) [to avoid errors](https://github.com/silx-kit/h5web/issues/1536), which is why you're seeing inaccurate values. We would definitely...

### Scope The scope of this issue is to make bigints (as in primitive JS `bigint` values) **first-class citizens** in `@h5web/app` so that they can be displayed without any loss...

This issue should be fixed once the PRs above are merged. It took a lot of clean-up and refactoring to get there, but the final implementation is quite seamless —...

I'd be okay with adding a "Precision" field in the toolbar. Only problem I see is that we would have to pick a default precision that works for all notations...

See also #1742, which I've just closed as duplicate. Here is an overview of our current notations: | Raw number | _Auto_ (`.5~g`) | _Scientific_ (`.3e`) | _Fixed-point_ (`.3f`) |...

https://github.com/silx-kit/h5web/pull/1755#issuecomment-2789545633 > As discussed offline, it appears that none of the ideas explored so far are 100% conclusive, so the decision is to remain with the status quo for the...

Hi @Pasarus, thanks for getting in touch. When you talk about zooming, have you tried our X-axis zoom feature? The shortcut should be Ctrl+Alt+Drag (or Ctrl+Alt+Wheel). I grant you that...