Ameet Kaustav

@dzonatan / @marcalj / @mpodonyi - Any word for merging this PR and publishing a new patch or minor version on the npm registry - let's say: `3.0.1` or `3.1.0`?...

Looks like `yarn` reads the `peerDependencies` object from the `package.json` file: **From ngx-linky tag `v2.2.0`:** https://github.com/dzonatan/ngx-linky/blob/04b46cb5d429c72143cf33ec81505c9d022796bd/projects/ngx-linky/package.json#L21-L25 **From ngx-linky tag `v3.0.0`:** https://github.com/dzonatan/ngx-linky/blob/50a69e30fe238edad57cf690fdeb46f424f67e60/projects/ngx-linky/package.json#L21-L25

If it helps, both versions `2.2.0` and `3.0.0` of `ngx-linky` work for our use-cases within our repo running Angular 9.1.3.

> #756 has been merged. @jamesarosen - Thank you for merging the PR. I will wait for the next release into the `npm` registry before marking this issue as "Closed"....

**WARNING:** The following is definitely a NOT an efficient way of handling this issue. But it works for me, for now. Having gone through the [downthemall-legacy](https://github.com/downthemall/downthemall-legacy) code this weekend, I...

- For those looking for Angular 12 support specifically, I have created a fork at [@akaustav/ngx-scroll-to](https://github.com/akaustav/ngx-scroll-to). - And published the corresponding [@akaustav/ngx-scroll-to](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@akaustav/ngx-scroll-to) npm package. - I have also created a...

> you need to edit your first commit message > > you can do it like this : `doc: change ExperimentalWarnings to ExperimentalWarning` Sure, @mertcanaltin. Working on modifying the commit...

> > you need to edit your first commit message > > you can do it like this : `doc: change ExperimentalWarnings to ExperimentalWarning` > > Sure, @mertcanaltin. Working on...

After posting this, I was able to see an option to change the default icon in the pinned extensions list. (`chrome://extensions/?options=hjgllnccfndbjbedlecgdedlikohgbko`). 

Both the "Light" and "Rainbow" icons look good with the Dark Theme. I guess I was expecting the extension to know what my theme was, and change the icon automatically....