Alex Reynolds

Perhaps this may not work if writing to an output stream. When writing to an output stream via `stdout`, the `starch` binary wouldn't know in advance where the compressed data...

I see the same issue in Chrome v79.0.3945.88 on Mac.  My system runs 10.14.5, and has an Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB...

Hi Pete — we seem to see this issue with the higlass plugin used for the epilogos viewer, as well:  Do you...

I may not be able to upgrade yet. The last time I tried to upgrade, the latest version of the client appears to break other parts of the epilogos viewer...

Very occasionally, CONTEXT_LOST_WEBGL errors blank out the higlass container (higlass v1.9.0). Environment: Chrome (80.0.3987.149), OS X 10.15.3, AMD Radeon R9 M290X 2 GB Here is a test viewconf: [test.json.zip](https://github.com/higlass/higlass/files/4429470/test.json.zip)

I have tried to capture the `webglcontextlost` event in the parent of the higlass container, to try to reload the page when this happens, e.g.: ``` componentDidMount() { ... window.addEventListener("webglcontextlost",...

I can't reproduce it easily, either, which makes testing difficult. The situation that causes this error seems very contextual and so is frustrating. Perhaps there is a way to handle...

Is this specific to a version of Firefox?

If it affects multiple apps under Linux, perhaps it would be due to some shared graphics library (libpng etc.) that Firefox and Chromium rely upon when rendering?

I would like to ask for advice on unit testing. There is a `BedLikeTests.js` file that I could perhaps work from, except that I do not have a bigBed file...