Brett Terpstra

The schedule gets built every time it loads a folder. It parses everything with a schedule, figures out what the next unscheduled time is, and adds an NSTimer to trigger...

Yeah, scheduling seems to go wacky for some folks and not others. Because I haven't been able to replicate problems like this on my own machines, I've had a bear...

You found a bug I've been unable to solve. I found this in testing a long time ago and was never able to track down the reason that waiting snippets...

It's not a bad idea, but would take separate implementations for each browser and I'm not certain it's worth maintaining. Also, the normal behavior would assume new tab, not new...

I suppose I could just convert the first url to ***@***.*** @l URL return` and subsequent `-> URL` to ***@***.*** @l URL return`. That would avoid a lot of the...

That's a weird one, I'll have to look into it but it's not a top priority. Thanks for reporting! -Brett On 8 Nov 2023, at 7:49, Ian Young wrote: >...

This sounds awesome. I'll have to figure out how to create multiple build targets with Swift in order to make a single distro work for multiple platforms, but that can't...

By the way, there should be a Swift library for shell escaping, similar to Ruby's Shellwords library, but I didn't find it on a quick search.

I'm wondering if something screwy is going on with date formats. My log shows the "Scheduled to..." messages with 12-hour time, yours shows 24 hour time. Could be a localization...

Just to satisfy my curiosity, could you try changing the `open on` and `close on` to 12 hour time with meridian (e.g. `6:15pm`)? I'm just wondering if something is going...