Ron Kok

That's creative! My first impulse is to not put something like this into the library. It gives a screen reader false information and it would break documents someday in the...

Temml just writes MathML. It does not do layout and does not know how tall or how wide things are. So it does not have the information needed to calculate...

I believe that someone is now investigating the MathML spec for note height as well as the general issue of [stretchy arrows in Chromium](https://github.com/w3c/mathml-core/issues/121#issuecomment-3195629780). We have hope for a fix...

@yawnoc This appears to be a Firefox problem, not a KaTeX problem. You can reproduce it in Firefox by writing the code: ``` d x ``` That code is essentially...

> how KaTeX decides what MathML to output I'm not one of the original KaTeX developers and cannot speak to the thinking behind those decisions. I believe that early KaTeX...

It sounds interesting, but there are limits on how much effort I will be willing to contribute. I would, for instance, be willing to write up something that would automate...

> Do you have a naming convention for the test cases you linked above? No, I wrote the Temml comparisons page to provide people with a way to visually compare...

I'm still trying to understand just what you are looking for. If no acceptance criteria are contemplated, then it seems that you are requesting the MathML of the comparison page...

The problem is that the KaTeX fonts do not have a glyph at Unicode code point U+27C2. Since the KaTeX fonts are descended from MathJax fonts, it's no wonder that...

> The other alternative is to update the fonts that KaTeX is using. Nearly three years ago, I suggested [that very thing](https://github.com/KaTeX/KaTeX/discussions/3580). The trial balloon received zero response. There really...