Richard Höchenberger

> > I'm fine with moving it to the start. > > This doesn't solve the problem though. What if you are in the middle or at the end of...

I've tracked this down to happen in the following line that creates the colorbar in the upstream plotting code: https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-python/blob/93dc7dc9022ed861ddb2afda73143efbbaf6bf4a/mne/viz/epochs.py#L552 The matplotlib code internally calls `gcf()`, which opens an empty...

> you see how to fix? Not yet. I think we'd need to fix this in MNE. I need to check whether the same is present with the MPL backend...

I've added a Help menu and this comes with that macOS-typical discoverability feature for free: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2046265/174440356-29cc3581-6727-4eb7-a083-0f1dec569c6b.mov

See also those two stalled PRs where I intended to improve UX, but never had enough time to finalize: #126 #127

Hello, this is not a menu... I started working on one in #126

Thanks for reporting! I'll have a look.

@oskarhibbert What you can try to rule out @agramfort's suspicion is: ```shell conda create --name=mne-features --channel=conda-forge --override-channels mne-features conda run --name=mne-features python -c "import mne_features; print(mne_features.__version__)" ``` If that works,...

I have to admit I don't understand the purpose of this head-in-head representation... what does it tell us?

So it shows connectivity "strength", e.g. in a simple case where each edge has the same weight, it would be 1/number of edges between the starting node and the "target...