rugk

This might also solve https://github.com/threema-ch/threema-web/issues/631. Can't you just use something like lodash's `debounce`/`throttle`?

No, no, I want a "search box" that I can type into. So you can open the emoji picker as it currently is, and then type in a keyword, and...

> If you use Windows 10, try: …or, if you use Firefox, [use a Firefox add-on](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/awesome-emoji-picker/), sure. That is my personal workaround (obviously :wink:), but the included version would be...

May be related (or not) to https://github.com/threema-ch/threema-web/issues/651 … same result, at least.

> I know microG would solve this, but since it requires a custom OS build (I'm on LineageOS where it doesn't seem to be supported on the standard builds) What...

Indeed, but it is really only a small "fork". It's rather a automatic build system, which applies a small patch and compiles all LineageOS stuff. You usually get the same...

> could not find the preload directive (what seems to be a requirement) Yeah, I think Chrome ignores this, but At least Firefox verifies it still serves this header. So...

Not only you, the threat model also has to consider a third-party, i.e. an network level attacker. They can certainly see the request and an estimated size. And regular pings...

Wow, that's an interesting feature… :smile:

For search please support `Ctrl+F`, which is very common.