MrGibus

A few other PRs are failing the nightly wasm32 target build check. ```usage of `--profile` requires `-Z unstable-options` ``` looks like a workflow bug?

@acid1103 I ended up making my own borderless window proof of concept by using the windows API directly as the way winnit deals with the messaging system in the api...

I've spent a few hours getting my head around this for windows, and as far as dragging with the mouse is concerned I agree this can be solved very similarly...

> You might be referring to https://github.com/rust-windowing/winit/pull/2003. This implements the functionality for Windows, but seems to have been abandoned now. I now have similar code functioning for Linux with both...

> Can you build from source? There have been some major fixes to file writing recently. Otherwise there will (hopefully) be a new release next month. I will do that....

> Can you reproduce this easily? If so, can you run helix with `-vvvv` for more debugging output? > > At first glance, this looks like maybe the LS and...

I didn't think the additional dependency was too restrictive in Linux. No plans to work on this.

I think the best way of doing borderless windows on windows is to use the following on a `WM_CREATE` event: (Using windows-rs) ``` /// with shadows const BORDERLESS_MARGINS: MARGINS =...

> I am closing this issue as stale as it was not possible to reproduce and occurred with an old version. Since then there have been improvements to the saving...

> we must be careful that vertical/horitzontal movement moves past the concealed text (vrtical movement already does) while any other movement/search etc. I think this is a very important aspect....