Jeremy Ruston

Just to be clear, my objection was to the specific proposal that @felixhayashi originally made to change `getTiddlerLinks()`. As I explained elsewhere, it would radically change the behaviour of the...

Hi @stigzler I'm having trouble reproducing this. What version of TW5 are you using? Does the problem occur if you use Chrome or Firefox instead of TiddlyDesktop? Does the problem...

Hi @astro46 @5agado the only outgoing network connections made by TiddlyDesktop itself are when one chooses a HTTP-hosted template for a new wiki. It's possible you're seeing traffic generated by...

Hi @astro46 @5agado I need to investigate further: I installed Little Snitch on my Mac but as I noted above I couldn't see any unexpected network activity. However, I'm not...

Hi @pdroalves apologies, I'm afraid I've not got beyond failing to get Little Snitch to work to be able to research this further. I'm planning to work on a new...

Thanks @catscratchedme, I'll investigate.

Ouch! Thanks @catscratchedme, I've actually run into the same problem myself.

Hi @dixonge what browser are you dragging *from*? Dragging between different types of browser is not well supported by current browsers. I'd expect it to work more reliably if you...

Hi @dixonge I can't duplicate the problem; on macOS 12.6 I successfully dragged a plugin from a Chrome Version 105.0.5195.102 window into a TiddlyDesktop wiki window, and the import worked...

Hi @deevotee I understand your concern, it's just an unfortunate filename choice for a utility that is part of [nwjs](https://github.com/nwjs/). If I understand the docs, it's something that we're not...