Krut Patel

+1 for this feature request. Pandoc is an option, but will be difficult to preserve custom elements

I see [Headless Chromium](https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/lkgr/headless/README.md#usage-as-a-c_library) can be used as a C++ library apparently. Pointing it to an existing user profile would then do the trick. There is also this- https://github.com/durdyev/webdriverxx

@sampsyo Do we want to resume this?

+1 for this feature request. While #19 was indeed a step in the right direction, the `{{count}}` replacement is too restrictive. In my case, the `count` is a time duration...

Log: ``` 2022-11-02 11:28:36 | Establishing link via: ssh -T /usr/share/isomorphic_copy/bin/csshd xclip: : No such file or directory xclip: : No such file or directory -- RECV -- 2022-11-02 11:29:47...

On a related note, I have a WIP implementation of using Playwright for the same purpose- https://github.com/iamkroot/gp-saml-gui/tree/playwright My approach is slightly different, but seems reconcilable.

> Is your screen resolution 1366x768? Nope, it is 1920x1080. > Can you provide your firefox version? I'm on the Dev Edition `109.0b6`

> Does scaling to 1x gives the same result as above? All artifacts are gone on `1x` scale. So yes it is indeed a scaling issue. > I'm planning to...

Can confirm, switching to `rem` at two places in `userChrome.css` fixed _most_ of the issues. ```css --tab-radius: 0.5rem; --tab-border-width: 0.125rem; ``` I'm guessing some other `px` values are still causing...

Was able to fix the bottom-left corner issue by adding this line: ```css .tabbrowser-tab:first-of-type[visuallyselected] { margin-left: var(--tab-radius) !important; } ``` Seems that the following lines in tabbar.css are meant to...