David Trapp

I have a super dirty workaround: ```javascript let routerFix = false let unregister = $router.onNavigationChanged((from, to) => { if (from && to && from.name === to.name) { console.log('(router fix)') routerFix...

A better workaround now that `{#key}` is supported in Svelte: ```javascript let navCount = 0 let unregister = $router.onNavigationChanged((from, to) => { navCount++ }) onDestroy(() => { unregister() unregister =...

`$router` provides only the router itself, it won't update when the router object mutates, as far as I understand. You can use the `onNavigationChanged` method to actually listen for navigations....

I have the same problem. I'm assuming there are only _some_ processes that can cause this error, maybe system process or such, could you update it so that a process...

Well, it works, but it is _very, very_ slow in both refreshing the internal top level window list and the UI, and the control proxy list has 958 entries... I...

Hi, we (a company I'm working for) are using Electrum to accept payments in a custom way and we are scanning for data using getaddressunspent on a frozen receiving address,...

@chris-belcher Hi, sorry I may have missed the right tone here. I just wanted to know whether it makes sense to wait for this to be implemented (since it was...

@shesek This would be totally sufficient for my purposes I believe, would you have any hint at how to add this? For example I'm not sure how to get the...

It means your account was locked for withdrawals and you need to contact them and complete KYC.

I see, you are right, I misinterpreted the message as "it may end up as a failed TX" (which I'd still see in the block explorer) It's the default server....