Pascal Widdershoven

Hi @RoelWesthoff as discussed in private, Maji is not battle-tested on Windows nor do we have many users using Windows currently. One of the things that make Windows compatibility more...

@leonderijke is adding the `viewport-fit` tag a proper solution or is there anything better we can do?

Unfortunately there are quite a few caveats, though well documented: > Limitations of WKWebView > There are many limitations of WKWebview, especially if you were using UIWebView previously. The limitations...

This is interesting. It's because the `maji` package specifies `i18n-js` as a dependency, but then also includes it in the `bundle.js`. This can't really hurt (the dependency is not included...

@flarik @eirvandelden there's a couple of issues currently all regarding the same thing, IMO. #25 #26 and #27 are all about pre-requisites. I would prefer to not mess with automatically...

> In case you want people to manually install their own software, instead of with a script, there still needs to be way of checking if people have the necessary...

This is partially addressed in #27. We do still need to add a couple of checks to warn users when the prerequisites are not met.

Reworded this issue since we don't have a ruby dependency anymore in Maji 3. However conceptually we're still not checking (all) prerequisites.

I was bitten by this as well. @bantic's observation seems correct, it doesn't occur when the dependency is specified as `https://github.com/user/repo.git#SHA` instead of `user/repo#SHA` (same for specifying a branch instead...

Hi @penguin86 thanks for your PR and sorry for my late reply. I'll try to take a look at this next week.