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Since (c) implies (a) and (b) I assume it would need to indicate both cases. Using minimal-json values it's easy to check the value type before getting the value by...

As I commented in #25 I have a simple JSON editor that creates a `JSpinner` for number values with a `SpinnerNumberModel` according to the "number type": ``` SpinnerNumberModel(int value, int...

Maybe a corresponding `asNumber()` method would fit better into the current system? ``` public Number asNumber() { return Double.parseDouble(string); } ``` A) If I do know what number type to...

Yes, `BigDecimal` is even better suited for JSON numbers. Using lazy loading to avoid repeated parsing? ``` private BigDecimal number; public Number asNumber() { return number == null ? number...

I need a simple JSON-editor that can be used to modify values without changing their types. So the editor should constrain new values based on the old values like this:...

You are right, there are just numbers in JSON and it does not make any distinction between integer and floating-point numbers. But it's not possible to write a JSON-file like...

In my case `1.0` is sufficient, though. In my opinion it looks more consistently like this: ``` [ 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.25 ] ``` than this: ``` [ 0.25,...

I have the same issue with Flatpak Firefox while default Firefox works just fine. I have custom **DNS** servers configured in `/etc/systemd/resolved.conf` and the problem disappears when they are disabled....

On Fedora Silverblue I was able to resolve it by changing my custom DNS NetworkManager/systemd-resolved configuration. I also noticed the same issue with non-Flatpak apps on Arch and custom DNS...

Somehow removing `xdg-desktop-portal-gnome` may fix the delay: [Firefox slow first startup on Wayland](https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=275618)