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To be honest, I just installed this and an error popped up and it told me to post this here. {"model":"# %load test.py\ndef main():\n print(\"ok\")\n\nmain()","view":"%loadpy test.py\n","selections":[{"uuid":"520f32b819df7b7baf20944918ea8dbe","start":{"line":1,"column":0},"end":{"line":1,"column":0},"style":{"className":"","displayName":"","color":"black"}}],"cursor":{"line":1,"column":0},"lineSep":null,"mode":"text/x-ipython","change":{"from":{"line":0,"ch":15,"sticky":null},"to":{"line":0,"ch":15,"sticky":null},"text":["",""],"origin":"+input","removed":[""]}}

I personally have been looking for a solution to your problem for multiple weeks and can't find an effective solution. Most zoom level detectors are odd workarounds or device (usually...

I created #16 that implements this feature. If you want to use it before it gets pulled into master, you can load it the same way you load the master...

You put the `map` command in the top box. Your cVimrc is a list of commands that gets executed every time you load a page and you use it to...

The command is `map mW :call createHintMultiWindow`, not `mW :call createHintMultiWindow`. If you open up the console with `CTRL SHIFT J` you would see `Line NaN: Expected "(", "->", [...

You need to reload any tabs that were open before you Save on the options page to load the new command. vb4c only loads in those settings before a tab...

>vb4c-patch-1 That sounds suspiciously like my `patch-1` branch in my fork. Did you download the `multiwindow` branch or the `patch-1` branch? `multiwindow` is the correct branch but I think I...

I’m not sure what you mean by that. If you mean “wait until `ESC` is pressed to open all of the windows,” that is something that might be able to...

I just wanted to leave an update here saying that I am working on this. I have the infrastructure in place to get the windows to open only when the...

While I do agree that some of the descriptions are a bit ambiguous, both of those commands actually do work. You remap commands by executing `map [key] :call [command]`, i.e....