Ryszard Knop

This could be cleanly done by handling a custom URI schema. For example, Spotify does this "handover" with links like: `spotify://track/3lsdij2abcroddj6pshuap`, and Windows Store uses something like: `ms-windows-store://pdp/?PFN= Microsoft.Office.OneNote_8wekyb3d8bbwe` -...

Vendor bloat might be difficult to handle simply because there's so *much* of it out there. Individual models from the same vendor can have 2 or 3 sets of completely...

This would be okay, just that having a reliable list of known bloatware isn't "just", but is rather complicated.

I think it might be easier to write an external script that downloads the requested dictionary. [This file](https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/deps/hunspell_dictionaries/+/master/README.chromium) describes how to convert the dictionaries using a script not available in...

The point is that @gcarq and any other contributor wouldn't have to waste time checking out any contributions that won't pass the Chromium test suite. And instead of rebuilding the...

Some breakage is expected, but tests eg for layout rendering shouldn't ever fail if you're tweaking network-related features, for instance.

A job would be something like the whole project built with compiler X under OS Y for CPU archtecture Z. A single build under Travis consists of all combinations of...

If I remember correctly (haven't used Travis in a while), results of each job couldn't "see" each other. Essentially each job was run in a separate VM, then tested in...

GitHub announced yesterday they're now [checking for SHA-1 collisions](https://github.com/blog/2338-sha-1-collision-detection-on-github-com) on all pushes. While signing itself would be good (since it proves the source's identity even if the files aren't downloaded...

AFAIK Chrome explicitly prevents anything external from touching its extensions, to prevent malware (remember the changed homepage and a browser bar or two you didn't ask for while installing that...