Adam Comella

This change is for use in conjunction with LightTable/Javascript#9

@joshuafcole @cldwalker @one-more-minute Anything I can do to help get these pull requests accepted?

I understand the concern over adding a new connection type. As long as this pull request is accepted, I can do LightTable/JavaScript#9 as an external plugin.

Here are the steps to test it. You need Windows 8 or higher and a version of Visual Studio that can create Windows Store Apps in JavaScript. Below are the...

Correct, it requires an environment that supports cross-domain XHRs. It looks like Safari supports this as long as you are visiting a local file (i.e. a `file://` URL).

@joshuafcole @kenny-evitt Let me know if there's anything else I can help with. As I stated above, I think you should be able to test the cross-domain XHRs in Safari...

LightTable/Javascript#9 affects the UI and I agree that could be done as a plugin. This PR (LightTable/LightTable#1507) doesn't affect the UI and I want to double check that you think...

Does @cldwalker or @one-more-minute have a Mac to test on? You should be able to test on a Mac as described in https://github.com/LightTable/LightTable/pull/1507#issuecomment-67093210.

@joshuafcole Do you need help with the testing? I can verify that the new functionality works on an additional Windows machine and you can verify that there's no regression in...

The remarks section of the [MSDN documentation for `lang`](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/cc848867.aspx) talks a bit about `-ms-lang`: > In Internet Explorer 10, the :lang(C) pseudo-class accepts a comma-separated list of language codes. However,...