Davide P. Cervone

> I guess I always catch expected behavior :-). Sometimes the "expected behavior" label may seem not so expected, but the meaning is really that that's the way MathJax works,...

Safari on iOS tends to mark long strings of numbers as a phone number and inserts a link so that you can call the number. That inserts HTML into the...

Typst seems like an interesting project, and one that includes lots more than just math. For example, it has its own programming language, and allows you to defined variables and...

Yes, this is by design. The MathJax fonts are intended for use within MathJax for laying out mathematics, and are not designed for use as text fonts. The reason for...

The fonts all have their natural ascent and descent values, except for one that is used to force the ascent/descent to be equal when it is used as the first...

Thank you for your detailed report. You are correct that the SVG output in WebKit browsers like Safari can show such problems. The fonts are quite old and were produced...

Yes, the documentation hasn't been update for the changes to the configuration files for components. There is information about it in the [ESM pull request](https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax-src/pull/954), in the section on "The...

> I noticed that the build block didn't seem to do anything (for me). That is only used by the `components/bin/build` command (which is called by `components/bin/makeAll`). Since you are...

> I changed `import './lib/unicode-math.js';` to `import '../js/unicode-math.js';` (which I think was just a typo) No, that was not a typo. The `lib` directory is created by the build process,...

> Unfortunately, the build still does not work for me in the browser. You have correctly identified the issue as coming from `MathJax._.input.tex.Symbol.Symbol`. It turns out that webpack handles exports...