John Dunning

After faffing about in FF's somewhat terrible devtools, I belatedly realized that @ajitid's fix in his PR on @infokiller's branch is all that's required to show the menu. Chrome seems...

I have Firefox support in [a branch](https://github.com/fwextensions/QuicKey/tree/feature/firefox-support). I keep finding little things that don't work correctly in FF, though. So I'm working through those.

I've submitted 1.8.0 to Mozilla for review. We'll see how long it takes. One limitation is it won't work in private windows. Firefox doesn't support some background page features that...

It's available in the Firefox store now: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/quickey-the-quick-tab-switcher/ 🔥🦊

@kenmcd does Chrome on Windows not support variable fonts? I'm trying to use Public Sans with the Fontsource npm package and Gatsby, and Chrome reports the rendered font as `Public...

Inspecting the rendered fonts on (most of) that Google Fonts page also shows `Public Sans Thin`. But I noticed that the table of glyphs at the bottom shows `Public Sans`....

It looks like the local fonts included with the @fontsource npm package are v1.007, and were just downloaded from Google Fonts. That explains why I was seeing the same behavior...

I was seeing the same thing as @arantes555, where upgrading to the latest package started causing the issue, but rolling back to the previously working version still produced the bug,...

I don't know about a year ago, but as of 2022-05-30, there's a mention on that `sx-prop` page:  Though I think it could use its own section. I got...

This is easy for me to reproduce as well in 0.61.1. I've got ctrlaltA/S mapped to home/end. Holding down ctrlalt and quickly alternating between pressing A and S inserts those...