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Here's what I'm doing to have the "close on click outside" behaviour. It's exactly what Elk is describing. ```lisp (defwidget closer [window] (eventbox :onclick "eww close ${window} && eww close...

I think a double click is a common enough action to warrant having its own property in the `button` and `eventbox` widgets. Double right click and double middle click, while...

As said in #466, messing with scss imports and getting the paths wrong I got these types of errors: ``` eww/modules/volume on  main [✘!] took 3s ❯ eww reload...

I believe the `:tooltip` property is used only to set the content of the tooltip on a widget. However, what's gonna show is just a regular tooltip styled by your...

Yeah, I don't think this issue is ready to be closed yet. My initial idea (which was critically under-explained...) was to be able to have a widget rendered as a...

A tooltip to me is just something that appears on hover, and disappears on un-hover. What I'm talking about would be more akin to a network menu in a taskbar....

Ok so without a defined `:transition` property, you get the default opacity transition, which is fine, but when you specify a different `:transition` it'll be affected. `slide-down` etc do have...

I'm thinking in other languages these would actually be function calls, something like `EWW_NET(interval)`. How to achieve that in a lisp language, I don't know. Maybe having those be so-called...

Oh you *do* have functions! I've just realised `round()` and `replace()` were a thing. Couldn't those magic variables be replaced with function calls then?

Meaning no hot-reload on macOS?