Peter Flynn

+1 on `@typedef` -- I think that's the most urgent one, since we already use it in several places in our code (e.g. see CSSUtils) and would like to use...

I like the idea of a popover -- in-context like a tooltip, but a little more persistent (e.g. close on click instead of a timeout) and allowing for text selection....

If we do that though, I think it can be a lightweight thing that just shows the definition for the one typedef that was clicked -- no need to put...

The only problem is that almost every combination of modifiers on the Up/Down arrow key is already taken. I wonder if using Page Up/Down for this would feel intuitive? (It's...

With 1f6584c, the behavior is different: - Scrubbing the first or second digit changes them as a pair (treating them as a floating point number, which isn't really correct) --...

@zhizhangchen Sorry -- are you still seeing this? Cloning it works on all the machines I've tested (Windows & Mac). I can't think of anything specific to this repo that...

Update: I hit the captcha from my home Internet connection as well, where I'm the only user. So JSPerf is effectively bricked for me at this point since it's not...

Same -- Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End don't do anything at all with these bindings enabled. They should do the equivalent of Cmd+Up and Cmd+Down. It looks like that's what this configuration...

Interestingly, [this gist](https://gist.github.com/jamietre/6457204045dce85476a693d21142edc3#file-pc-rules-erb-L5-L20) uses very similar JSON code and purports to modify Ctrl+Home/End correctly. Can anyone confirm whether that gist's code works any better?

@ProLoser @scottcc Not being familiar with Angular I'm not sure what the HTML syntax for "directive restricted to an element" looks like. Can you point me to an example?