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milahu
> Well it turns out it was easier than I expected: https://gist.github.com/norcalli/6b564e93e36ad37240067a479c7356eb LOL. why write one line if you can write 70 lines? ```bash # update AUR packages, continue on...
duplicate of #133
> Initially I utilized partial updates of syntax tree. But sometimes it broke highlighting after multi-line edits (formatting or copy-pasting), like for example in #19 and #20. should be reported...
> Initially I utilized partial updates of syntax tree. But sometimes it broke highlighting after multi-line edits could be fixed in tree-sitter 0.20.1
please merge and release. this is blocking ipfs in my app ipfs-core 0.13.0 └─┬ libp2p 0.35.8 └─┬ nat-api 0.3.1 └── xml2js 0.1.14 0.4.23 xml2js 0.1.14 throws `TypeError: Cannot assign to...
todo: append ".c20.webp" after path but before query, not after query so input "/path/file.jpg?id=1234" becomes "/path/file.jpg.c20.webp?id=1234" on the server (bandwidth-hero-proxy), this path suffix is removed to get the original URL
here is a signed addon file for permanent install: [bandwidth-hero-2.1.4-fx-c046fc1.xpi](https://www.sendspace.com/file/2sxhxv) to deploy the new proxy version to [heroku](https://www.heroku.com/), use the repository https://github.com/milahu/bandwidth-hero-proxy
version 0e4b079 of signed addon: [bandwidth-hero-2.1.4-fx-0e4b079.xpi](https://www.sendspace.com/file/krtjlh) now we can pass arbitrary parameters to the proxy server currently, only `appendPath` is used, like `/appendPath=%2Ffile.jpg/https/host/path.c50.webp` so the server can reconstruct the original...
same problem: the original file name is not used in a "save image" dialog proposed solution: use a different URL scheme, like https://proxy-domain/https/original-domain/path/to/file.jpg.c20.webp url-encoding the original url is not necessary...
https://superuser.com/questions/945924/how-do-i-use-the-google-data-compression-proxy-on-firefox https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/data-compression https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Janus https://code.google.com/archive/p/datacompressionproxy/