Mikhail Leliakin

Hi, @mbiondi17. Do you have any ideas which projects we can use for contribution? I now work as JS developer and have no chance to find job with computer graphics...

Thank you for the quick answer, @TonyGermaneri I just want to hide scrollbars to show my own scrollbars which look natively. (With a bit of magic of two `div` elemes,...

Please, have a look at JS fiddle from different browsers :)

Hi @mrchaofan Thanks for this change 🙏 > @codebytere @nornagon I've add some test for protocol.interceptProtocol api. But It is a private api so I don't know how to write...

Hi @bughit I rewrote your snippet a bit to use `async / await` and I see that the promise rejects correctly: ```ts win.webContents.on('did-fail-load', async () => { const capturePageWait =...

Hey @bughit Thanks for reply! I run it on Electron which I compiled locally from branch 27-x-y. I observed message `capturePage has not resolved within 3000 ms`, but this was...

> Why is that fine? Generally capturePage works, why should it fail in this specific scenario? Sorry, I meant it is fine for the purpose of solving this issue. In...

Hey @Prinzhorn Thanks for your reply! `addBrowserView` + `setTopBrowserView` works. However, pages may have transparent background and it causes the pages to overlay each other: This is not something desired

Hello, I wanted to clarify the steps to reproduce via another fiddle: https://gist.github.com/Imperat/ad54907ca6e8d1167c5bde6a6bf389ac Every time when I add a new `browserView` on top of another `browserView` the white glitch appears....

The way to reproduce it with one `BrowserView` instance. ``` // Modules to control application life and create native browser window const {app, BrowserWindow, BrowserView} = require('electron') app.whenReady().then(async () =>...