Sebastian Müller

That's strange. Is that a Linux Mate only bug? Because it seems this has been fixed in Chrome since version 68... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/cursor#Browser_compatibility https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=708197

By default the pattern for strings that are excluded from obfuscation is /.*/ :-D We're happy to receive pull requests for this new feature. We consider it to be of...

Why do you think that this would crash decompilers? This is completely legal java. It's just obfuscated in a very obscure way. However disassembling the code, copy pasting it and...

No. Do not upload the whole project. If you upload, upload a minimal example. Otherwise no one will want to spend their free time on this.

Having `replaceContentSeparator` accept more than one character could solve this `"./\;,"`

We're in the same situation and would like to see this improved. I can see that the current architecture does not easily support this in all cases (having only one...

To me this sounds more like a bug in jspdf. Or actually in Acrobat Reader. If the program does not edit the file, who could have modified the file and...

We should probably compare the output of the empty jspdf export with the "empty svg" case. The file saved by Acrobat Reader is very different from the "before" file (different...

This is likely a regression in Chrome, for these systems. At least there [have been some reports that suggest that](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=376156). I don't think every site should use the proposed workaround...

Thanks for your report! [Angular is known to break software that wasn't written by the angular team itself](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/11439) ;-) Specifically their "optimizer" prefers _smaller_ over _working_ code. Which exact version...