Bart Nagel

I see. Thanks. I'll look into getting the script working. I can't use Jellyfin Media Player since there's no build for Raspi.

Yes, as I said I saw it mentioned on the readme, where you also say to let you know if it's MPV or the shim. That's what I'm doing here....

Ah, that'll be why it struggles horribly with some higher-quality content, I guess. (I really didn't want to go back to Kodi...)

I am still seeing the problem, but I concede that I am not 100% certain I am correctly loading/using yats. I am using vim-polyglot, and I have run its update...

The examples in https://github.com/HerringtonDarkholme/yats.vim/issues/251 all seem to highlight correctly for me, fwiw...

It looks like last time I commented I was accidentally testing with a file called `test.ts`, overlooking that my example code has TSX in it. But I get the broken...

I went back to my regular plugin stack and configuration and scrutinized it, and trimmed some fat. I'm not sure exactly which change made the difference, but this is now...

(@MiroslavPetrik) > @tremby the scrollspy feature is trivial to build with [useIntersection](https://github.com/streamich/react-use/blob/master/docs/useIntersection.md) Mm, no, not really. I've tried exactly that more than once over the years. It's fine if all...

(@christiaanwesterbeek) > I solved it using `createRef` with `useMemo` instead of `useRef`. > > `const sectionRefs = useMemo(() => sections.map(() => createRef()), []);` This seems like an approach that ought...

Even so, it wouldn't hurt. If not cleaned up I think there will still be references to the old DOM nodes, and they will never be garbage collected until React...