Jeremy Ruston

Actually, @jekuno it's just an example of a broad category of common browser features that are not supported in Chromium, the open source browser on which TiddlyDesktop is based. Others...

Hi @jekuno I should add that of the missing "browser-like" features, page search is significantly easier to implement than spell-checking (#32).

TiddlyWiki 5 doesn't itself use mDNS, so it must be a dependency of [nwjs](https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js/). Looking at [some issues](https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js/issues/7299) there I suspect it might be something to do with the Chromecast...

Thanks @IAmDarthMole @silvyn that sounds like a bug, v0.0.14 made some configuration changes to nw.js that may be responsible.

Hi @AndreasHennig thanks for the report. It sounds like the sequence was: 1. Open wiki file in TiddlyDesktop 2. Fill in GitHub/GitLab details (the access token is stored in local...

Thanks @babaks77 I'll investigate.

Hi @babaks77 @wwood please see [this comment](https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyDesktop/issues/162#issuecomment-423959265) -- it turns out that this is a restriction in Chromium. I've not found a workaround yet, but as the comment notes there...

Hi @borgmanJeremy @everdred The core CodeMirror plugin provides a Vim keymap as an optional plugin that can be installed via Control Panel. I believe that it is possible to use...

Hi @Spangenhelm I'd certainly like to add the ability to prune the backup directory, but it's something that I'm fairly cautious about. We're talking about code that nukes files; it's...

@Spangenhelm the two tools that I use are the text editor Sublime Text and GitHub's Mac GUI client. Other than that, I work with all the available OS X browsers...