Boris Gromov

Thanks for reporting! Seems like a MathJax issue. Meanwhile you can switch the rendering engine to something else, e.g. SVG (Right-Click on any equation -> Math Settings -> Math Renderer...

I have reported the issue here: https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/2107

Thanks for the report. I am aware of the issue and attempted to fix it before, but unfortunately couldn't find the solution so far. Help would be appreciated.

@ttuygun Thanks for the report. I believe it is the same as #18, i.e. the problem with unbalanced parentheses on the Wikiwand. The extension renders these equations without any issue...

That would be a great improvement! I was trying to implement it recently, but didn't find any event to bind to. Since extension using jQuery it needs complete DOM model...

I didn't consider any settings for Zoom since it is available through MathJax context menu, it saves the settings on per site basis. You can change the behaviour by Right-Click...

I believe the problem is still the same: there is a bug in Wikiwand's engine that breaks the parity of the braces in the equation's description. On Wikipedia itself the...

Peter, thanks for tackling this problem. I've tried it myself few days ago, without success though. However with the help of your code it finally works. The only issue is...

There is also a convenience function [chrome.extension.getURL()](http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/extension.html#method-getURL) to convert relative extension paths. So instead of hardcoding the extension's ID into URL, we can use something like ``` chrome.extension.getURL('mathjax/MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS_HTML') ```