Nicolas Ramz

After some research, the problem seems to be in vorpal/autocomplete module which has problems with spaces. I have created an issue in vorpal: https://github.com/dthree/vorpal/issues/114

I tried `grunt` which started a server. Several `^C`did nothing at all while on a normal cmd prompt (on Windows 10) it allows me to stop the server. Note that...

I am having performance problems as well: - Travis build exits with an out of memory errors - In local (macOS), sometimes running all tests seem to be stuck, waiting...

Looking at the source code, it seems the problem is that each relative images found in readme are modified here: https://github.com/electron/apps/blob/434b074ba3ae91f63ba6bc771b2daabf0cdc49c8/script/readmes.js#L108-L111 Problem is that GitHub now uses CORS to prevent...

Actually that's weird: links like [this one](https://github.com/warpdesign/react-explorer/raw/master/img/react-explorer-theme.png) generated by the `readme.js` script return a 302 which redirects to `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warpdesign/react-explorer/master/img/react-explorer-theme.png` but for some odd reason, the redirect isn't done on `electronjs.org`....

I think I found a way to fix CORS errors without touching the server: #2000

> @warpdesign Cool! Do you know if the YouTube embeds can also be fixed in a similar way? I'm not sure. Could you give me a link to an app...

@yikuansun I'm afraid there is nothing that can be done for YouTube embeds: the server's CORS rules are too strict and the `crossorigin` attribute doesn't exist for `iframe` element.

I can't reproduce: what filetype are you using to develop using Objective-C ?

Running `flutter run --release` prints this message: > No supported devices connected. > The following devices were found, but are not supported by this project: > Chrome (web) • chrome...