Steren
Steren
I think this was on ChromeOS. I guess Windows has the same issue.
It could be run inside cloud shell
keep it simple, just a JS module that compares a set of known inputs and outputs.
Use this icon: https://material.io/resources/icons/?icon=content_copy&style=baseline Use this code: ``` function copy() { let textarea = document.getElementById("textarea"); textarea.select(); document.execCommand("copy"); } ```
Thanks, what browser are you using ?
Thanks for sharing. I think I could print a clear warning in the dev console if the image isn't served from HTTPS
TODO: ensure proper error messages (at least in the console) when the image cannot be parsed because not served over HTTPS
Yes, I think it makes sense. In addition to the "view in VR" button we could add another icon to turn on anaglyph mode
I think we should deprecate the `wiggle` attribute and replace with a `2d` attribute that would take the `wiggle`, `anaglyph`, `static` values. And when displaying the image in 2d, a...
Thanks for raising the issue. Yes, if this is standard to give control on that, I am supportive. We could add an optional `disparity-adjustment` attribute. However, i am not sure...