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1) Arguable. In any case Chrome and everything based on it (i.e. Electron) render fonts too light compared to native apps on Windows, and don't properly respect
by gcp 10y ago
1) Arguable. In any case Chrome and everything based on it (i.e. Electron) render fonts too light compared to native apps on Windows, and don't properly respect ClearType settings. I've been told the underlying issue is a design mistake in gamma handling between Chrome and Skia, but I have no idea whether that's true. The fact that more and more apps are Electron based makes this very sad :(
2) You can't set tab = 8 and indent = 2. This isn't common, but sometimes one deals with foreign sources where that's an issue.
4) Repetitive editing tasks where just doing them once is much faster than coming up with a shell/sed/awk/perl/python on-liner. I switch to vi for those right now.
- antihero 10y ago1) Fair enough, I guess that's a Chrome bug which maybe will be fixed in time. 2) Also fair enough, I don't find that I have to deal with this too much. Can you switch editor for those files? It's only a Cmd+Tab away :) 4) I use multiple cursors for stuff like this.