Caleb Maclennan

It appears the UI weirdness is because after compile Firefox depends on know bype-offset locations in that file. Deleting the strings changed the offsets, but replacing them with space strings...

See also: [Binary Hacking Firefox](https://github.com/nilcons/firefox-hacks#binary-hacking-firefox). This takes a slightly different (and less brutally hackish) approach of extracting that archive, doing the replace on actual text files, then bundling it back...

Yes this gets reset every time Arch bumps the Firefox package either for version updates or rebuilds. You can see [the script I'm still using here](https://github.com/alerque/que-firefox/blob/master/bin/patch-firefox.sh). I don't have it...

I can't put a hook in the AUR with a hard coded user home path ;-) People will just have to adapt their own unless we find something better. There...

https://github.com/nanotee/nvim-lua-guide has quite a few useful examples of how various options and configurations can be ported to Lua. Might be a good reference for somebody looking to help get the...

In addition to the above linked Firefox patches that you use at compile time to build a patched version, there is also a way to hot-patch the binary after it's...

Those Nextcloud links allow me to download the files, but I don't think they open the same editor view you are seeing. There is not place for Firenvim to be...

Firefox on Linux here. It's not presenting me much besides a download link. I even tried the "add to your Nextcloud", but it doesn't let me enter the address of...

No my Firefox is not too old and I checked extensions. Yes I did find the trouble. Firefox has a *crazy pants* way of (not) recovering from a few errors....

I have actually found it does work on Twitter for me, but Twitter is doing some heavy mucking around with the content of inputs as they are edit: stripping characters,...