Thiago Padilha

@rainerborene I have a very custom work environment: windows 7 + headless virtualbox + vcxsrv(windows port of xorg) and pulseaudio for windows. I also have a few custom programs/scripts that...

About chromium-hterm, I haven't really started using for development because it simply wasn't as good as urxvt, at least nor for me. I do use [this extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/secure-shell/pnhechapfaindjhompbnflcldabbghjo?hl=pt-BR) for its ssh...

> You should definitely blog post about it. I'm also using headless virtual box + xming, which is similar to VcXsrv but I always have to open a connection on...

This is not the same of what the OP requested, but an alternative is passing an array of URL patterns as second argument to `intercept{Any}Protocol` which limits the callback to...

> @tarruda I've migrated to your msgpack5rpc. It seems to be faster to not open a connection for each message I send to neovim. It still doesn't feel as fast...

> NVIM_LISTEN_ADDRESS=/tmp/neovim/neovim581 nvim -T abstract_ui The `-T` option is now a no-op(should be removed). To start a headless nvim instance you need to use the `--headless` option

Hi @ibash, it seems https://github.com/ibash/service-worker-experiment is not accessible. Any chance you could publish it again?

> > Hi @ibash, it seems https://github.com/ibash/service-worker-experiment is not accessible. Any chance you could publish it again? > > Done! Thank you very much!

Since the service-worker solution didn't work on electron 8, I ended up patching intercept*Protocol APIs to allow selecting which URLs are intercepted: https://gist.github.com/tarruda/554962f987f7f3a1a94d2c1c76c880a8#file-allow-url-patterns-intercept-protocol-diff-L186

> curious what you're working on / what you need offline for? I use it to replace the response of an external resource (say www.example.com) with my own cached version...