Robert Knight
Robert Knight
Hello @fikriauliya - Yes, this is the intended behaviour. @dwhly perhaps you might know the thinking behind this default?
See also https://github.com/hypothesis/browser-extension/issues/484.
Hello @courtneythaxton, I'm afraid this is a known issue that appeared recently when logging into the client from a PubMed page. The workaround is to open a tab at a...
A note for Hypothesis developers, the underlying issue is https://github.com/hypothesis/client/issues/5769. There is also an internal issue at https://github.com/hypothesis/support/issues/85.
Another workaround is to use https://via.hypothes.is to annotate affected pages instead of the browser extension.
Unfortunately Google Chat is built in a way that is difficult for Hypothesis to support. If you access Google Chat by going to https://mail.google.com and then clicking the "Chat" link...
> Since some sites use the URI fragments more like query(Hypothesis already saves query part of URI), should saving the fragment part be configurable for individual sites, per group or...
It looks like this page includes some version of [Quill](https://quilljs.com/) on it. Whenever Hypothesis tries to insert a highlight on the page, the paragraph gets "sanitized" and only certain elements...
In short, you need to get a copy of the page without JavaScript. The dumbest solution is to print/export the page to a PDF and annotate that. Ideally we'd have...
> I am a bit confused by some of the details, however. It is unclear to me how or why "flooring division" will produce different results for e.g., mod(7, -3)...