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If it didn't happen with `konsole`, I would say this is an issue with `libvte`, but looks like `konsole` has similar handling. Judging from the picture (and I get the...

> 2\. [HTML 5](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5), which deprecated `name` as an anchor attribute and strongly discourages its use, is already > 14 years old. HTML 5 does not support `name` as an...

> Everyone else here has been very kind and we're all working together to improve software. I feel sorry for you if your definition of "being kind" == "agreeing with...

> Just stop. You're being a jerky troll. Stop. Please. Spend your time elsewhere, constructively, instead. I was merely demonstrating that you're wrong, but you've made it very clear that...

To conclude my response to his hysteria: really hope that @garrett will improve his reading and comprehension skills, which are just no good at this point.

> immediately relaunch Vifm in a split, after picking a file. That's a huge crutch that will be noticeable. [reveal.nvim](https://github.com/haolian9/reveal.nvim) does communication with a pipe using workarounds, so it can...

If I got it right `bat`, doesn't understand that x Backspace x == bold `x`. I don't think `pinfo` has an issue with that: ![pinfo](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/459736/124120543-8eb5a180-da7c-11eb-9c93-6a0488d6b90e.png)

Check value of `$TERM` and maybe try in other terminals. "Viewing line ..." looks bold, as if `pinfo` knows about bold attribute, but `man` didn't use it in the output.

I wanted to add `KEY_SEARCH_BACKWARD`, but this requires implementing backward search.

Thanks. Second warning looks nonsensical. Added some checks for other warnings. `NULL` from the first one should actually signify a programming error instead of a runtime one, but it won't...