Frederick Zhang

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Sorry forgot to provide those info I'm using X11/KDE on latest Arch Linux (regular kernel).

Hmmm... When my system is slow, sometimes they can still overlap with my status bar but only when they are disappearing. Suggestions?

> I just pushed an update that probably also fixes this issue. Can you check? Unfortunately no. I checked out 7ee3649b9b5f4df5b44ae63ed85b2c9fc834a124 and the issue still persists in both my minimal...

@folke Thank you! I didn't know that option existed! I went through the docs, and for the record, I ended up with ```lua { 'folke/noice.nvim', opts = { cmdline =...

This is not possible directly in EER. However you can: 1. Fold them in your editor (best) In Vim/Neovim this is as simple as ```vim setl foldexpr=getline(v:lnum)=~'^X-ExtEditorR'?1:0 setl foldmethod=expr setl...

> @Frederick888, yikes! 'How is this a "yikes"?! It's an elegant solution where a mostly presentation problem was taken care of by the presentation layer. Not only did it achieve...

> Frederick, whether it is a niche project or not, it is highly addictive once discovered :-)-O Thank you. >I have been unable to find a nice Sublime Text extension...

Can you use https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/toggle-line-wrap/ for the time being? The linked extension uses an experimental Thunderbird API, thus - requires full access to TB - potentially needs to be updated frequently...

@tim-seoss I just realised that `messenger.ComposeLineWrap` wasn't an experimental API from Thunderbird itself but one registered by [Toggle Line Wrap](https://git.kiszka.org/?p=togglelinewrap.git;a=tree;f=api/ComposeLineWrap;h=ed8d9481250114df9338e847faec4f883a44415e;hb=HEAD). So filing a feature request to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org to provide the...

@lersek I'm not sure if it's actually related, but TB recently changed the way how text is extracted from the composition window, and this change landed in [102.5.1](https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-esr102/rev/b251c831969c). Could you...