Gitoffthelawn
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@brjsp Thanks Bruno. A few follow-up q's: 1. On Windows, kchmviewer uses the WebKit engine regardless of the Windows version, correct? 2. Is JavaScript completely turned off in the WebKit...
@anewuser Interesting idea. Just FYI, looking at the [current reviews for CookieAutoDelete](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/cookie-autodelete/reviews/), multiple people are reporting that it has been abandoned and no longer works correctly.
BTW, you can inject some CSS to hide the counter except on hover. I do this to keep the UI clean but powerful.
Right, sorry, I should have mentioned users performing the injection via `userChrome.css`.
Just FYI, it looks good to me with a dark theme. I do manually set the foreground color, but you've made it so easy. :)
This will be appreciated! It's especially important now that some popular Linux distros are now hiding non-verified Flatpaks by default (Linux Mint, for example).
> I am somewhat neutral towards portableapps.com. Have you been working with them for their build, or have they been working independently? > WinMerge 2011's approach to run from portable...
Are the comparison algorithms identical between WinMerge and WinMerge 2011? IIRC, when I had trouble comparing some files with WinMerge, WinMerge 2011 would come to the rescue.
Thanks. Do you know the reason why WinMerge still uses an more old version?
@datadiode If you haven't already read it, you may be interested in reading and watching https://github.com/WinMerge/winmerge/issues/928, as I referenced our comments in this issue.