Chris Morgan

Thirty SVG elements’ names have the wrong case

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The following SVG element types should have their fourth letter capitalised: - SvgaElement - SvgfeBlendElement - SvgfeColorMatrixElement - SvgfeComponentTransferElement - SvgfeCompositeElement - SvgfeConvolveMatrixElement - SvgfeDiffuseLightingElement - SvgfeDisplacementMapElement - SvgfeDistantLightElement -...

Not using high DPI

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I don’t know exactly where the fault may be, but when I run the examples they’re all low DPI on my 200% scaling factor Windows device. I know that Sciter...

Package name should not include -rs

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The package name should be `sciter`, not `sciter-rs`. Package and crate names should not include a `rust-` prefix or `-rs` suffix, because we already know it’s Rust. (The crate name...

Freezing a stylistic set can cause other stylistic sets that replace overlapping glyphs to malfunction

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I have a font where certain glyphs are replaced in multiple stylistic sets. Out of the box, if I set both ss01 and ss02, the ss01 glyph “wins”. But when...

Support gradient backgrounds

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If you enter `linear-gradient(lime, green)` as the value for the background, it’ll *render* it, but its calculations are off, because it’s interpreting it as a semi-transparent background. It should instead...

LCH tool handles saturated yellows very poorly

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I have no idea exactly what “right” behaviour here is, but the current behaviour doesn’t *look* right, and certainly *feels* terrible. In short: yellows are handled *really* badly in this...

Opening webcam makes Shotcut crash

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Windows 10 (version 2004, build 19041.172), Shotcut 20.02.17, 64-bit. Hardware: Surface Book with NVIDIA GPU (which Shotcut seems to detect and use—I think it’s the first piece of software I’ve...

Warn if only one URL is checked and it is non-parseable

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Story: a backend change was made which lost the content-type header. Browsers looked at the content, saw it started with ``, and decided it should have been text/html. LinkChecker, on...

Support client-side certificates

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It would be good to support client-side certificates. [Requests has basic support for them](http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/advanced/#client-side-certificates), so it’s a matter of exposing some way of specifying hosts and the certificates they should...

When it’s going slowly, you can shoot your own bullets

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On gVim for Windows, I’m finding this performs very badly and inconsistently, leading to some interesting behaviour on things that are time-based rather than frame-based, such as the firing rate....