Vincenzo Mantova

> But, naturally, the other direction is to avoid the flexbox centering on small devices, which will start the listing in the visible page, and the rest can be access...

Partially off-topic: I'd recommend converting PDF outside of latexmlpost, using e.g. dvisvgm. latexmlpost should be smart enough to detect files with the same name but different extension, and prefer SVG...

Oh, I should have added a demo: - MathML example showing that STIX implements the distinction `\varnothing` / `\emptyset` using Unicode variation sequences: https://codepen.io/xworld21/pen/OJdMjEy - MathJax 3 example (support for...

I didn't even think LaTeXML worked in cygwin! My last (and only) attempt to install generated an invalid grammar. Or something like that -- the error message was completely obscure...

> It may be helpful to get a minimal example or two, since I am a little concerned not to break `LaTeXImages.pm`, as we don't have active tests for it...

> lack of a properly working `dvisvgm`, `dvipng` and/or `dvips`. Currently the only check in `LaTeXImages::canProcess` is whether the machine has a working image interface and a `latex` executable, assuming...

For reference: https://github.com/brucemiller/LaTeXML/blob/b7059a29b0e1932ef656f973f8b8096cfac558f2/lib/LaTeXML/Post/LaTeXImages.pm#L61-L66 is where latexml checks for dvisvgm, but intentionally goes ahead even if SVG was requested (because you can still get it in principle using potrace or similar).

(Actually there is no binding for mathalfa, but it seems easy enough to implement.)

I suppose that improving the hyperxmp binding could be a good answer here. hyperxmp allows to add metadata in the tex files for inclusion in the generated PDF and it...

I understand porting the extension from Chrome to Edge should be fairly easy (but maybe not!), I am happy to give it a try if @golopot is interested.