Tim Čas

@s524797336 I had my own work on this, it's mostly non-buggy (sans a few unimplemented features), but: http://ygg-md-editor-pm.surge.sh/ I'm strongly considering making a "proper" editor out of this (or at...

@s524797336 To be honest, I'm not 100% sure of the correct Markdown behaviour in that case. So it's less of a bug, and more of a misinterpretation of MD. Should...

> @darkuranium You can compare to the [Typora](https://typora.io/) to see the differences, which is perfect markdown editor to me. Try the mixed markdown syntax and different order, some time use...

> Sounds that milkdown's inline sync plugin has a similar approach with your editor. It also passes user input into markdown parser and render the ast with prosemirror. The hard...

@s524797336 Look into ProseMirror's decorators, that I've mentioned a few times. They're work very similar to marks, but they're 100% in the view. Here's a (truncated/simplified) snippet of what I'm...

> I think I know what causes your issue, the issue occurs because Firefox 115 ESR, on which Waterfox is based on, doesn't has native :has() support enabled by default...

My own use-case is virtual texturing (not necessarily with sparse textures). I want to essentially be able to fit large amounts of data into fixed amounts of RAM. It *might*...

I did some thinking on this, and one way to get this done in a way that's compatible with different APIs would be to introduce explicit sync points into the...

Hi. I made this a while ago, but never published it because it was never properly tested (plus I wanted to write a custom library). But I guess it'll be...

@DagAgren @ib00 Okay, so I wanted to clean this up and make a "proper" fork, but didn't get around to it due to a lack of time. So here's just...