Kamil Monicz

> Do you have any smooth scroll extensions in Chrome which could be affecting the values? No, only default browser smooth scroll. --- I recorded a video explaining how weird...

This feature was added in https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-js/commit/bc507199a15a5277aebf1cbcf4ab732028e20274 12 years ago. States: fixes https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-js/issues/206 refs https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-js/pull/212 But none of the linked issues/prs really explain why one would want such behavior. They seem...

About Firefox, try switching to xinput2: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox#Touchscreen_gestures_and_pixel-perfect_trackpad_scrolling By default Firefox uses some old implementation that doesn't support some modern mice, and assuming trackpad, features like high precision scroll. Maybe that...

I've read that normalizeWheel code and it seems unlikely to help in this situation. It helps to work around standardizing scroll event data seen in old browsers. It doesn't differentiate...

@wayofthefuture When I looked at it originally, I saw there's no good API for distinguishing between trackpads and mice. Generally, it's the OS's responsibility to handle different sensitivity depending on...

I think that: Most users will want it to just work with minimal setup. Having them configure different middlewares for the same concept isn't good UX. It also makes stack...

@Kludex That seems really good. I think gzip/zstd could accept either dict or simple boolean for the common case of disabling certain compression: ``` gzip={"somesetting": 9}, # changes config or...

This change will invalidate existing sessions. If it's a big enough issue, I can patch it to attempt the itsdangerous dependency import, and when successful, attempt itsdangerous unsign after starlette.signing...

> It must always be a bug in the editor. This is a reasonable argument and I am in approval of the idea :+1:. This would give app developers a...

I don't think these edits are user errors. Null islands typically originate from software bugs. Even intentionally, it would be difficult to create an object at precisely 0.0000000, 0.0000000 coordinates....