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                                            Sebastian Tschan

With OSX firewall on, slirp is not allowing external connections to privileged ports

Encountered the same issue and was unsuccessful with adding Docker binaries to the OSX Firewall exceptions nor using `pfctl` to allow external clients to access privileged ports on Docker containers....

With OSX firewall on, slirp is not allowing external connections to privileged ports

@hemith, @mstred, @yuhr and others using the `socketfilterfw` commands as a workaround: Please make sure your Firewall is still enabled after you run those commands. In my tests, the solution...

Added method for direct text-to-HTML conversion

@buu700 You can display a diff without whitespace changes with the `?w=1` argument, e.g. for this pull request: https://github.com/asvd/microlight/pull/1/files?w=1 See also https://github.com/blog/967-github-secrets P.S.: Really nice, minimal library @asvd . :)

Allow videos to autoplay, looped, muted without controls

Hi @ZaDarkSide, you can make use of the `onslideend` [callback](https://github.com/blueimp/Gallery#event-callbacks) to automatically start playing muted videos: ```js blueimp.Gallery( [ // ... ], { // ... onslideend: function (index, slide) {...

Add other options to pass to ffmpeg

Thanks for your report @ronerwix and sorry for the late reply. For now, I prefer to keep the options for this library as limited as possible, but I might reconsider...

Uncaught Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat 'D:/'

Thanks for your report @Senethys At the moment I do not have the time resources to test on Windows, so any pull requests are welcome.

Avoid using new Function()

For any production use, my recommendation is to make use of [compiled templates](https://github.com/blueimp/JavaScript-Templates#compiled-templates). Using those compiled template functions only requires a [minimal runtime](https://github.com/blueimp/JavaScript-Templates/blob/master/js/runtime.js) that does not make use of `new...