Jeremy Ruston

Thanks @pmario @rubaboo that's helpful, it is evidently a problem with lazy loading. I've amended the title accordingly.

Hi @saqimtiaz great idea > If we want to implement such an operator, we would probably need a more end-user friendly operator name and would need to decide if the...

> I think "substring" should be OK even for non-programmers. IMO it should be `substring[start, length]` so you don't need to calculate if you start at 7 and want 40...

I'm not keen on overloading negative numbers to change the semantics of an operation. I know that the JS APIs do it, but it's pretty user hostile (especially given that...

Hi @FarukOzderim the problem is that Google Docs isn't available offline, as @ericshulman says. The existing embedded PDFs are supported in the Apple ecosystem, and so I guess there's a...

Hi @FarukOzderim this is still an interesting topic. It would be intriguing to be able to somehow apply a global config to customise how all PDFs are displayed. > I...

Hi @pmario it's a nice idea but sadly I don't think we can restrict the result of the `` macro to be a simple CSS hex colour. For example, one...

Hi @flibbles good question. The current behaviour is probably because I use a script that opens the test.html in my default browser, and I find it quite handy that I...

> Sure, @Jermolene, that sounds like it could work, but before I start poking, is this something worth doing? Between this and your response in #3970, I get the impression...

Hi @flibbles that's sounds good. Perhaps rather than a `` widget, we should use a `tm-run-tests` message to trigger execution of the tests, with parameters defined to allow a single...