3 ms·
I know what I’d add: a link to the project from the article. :)
by donw 6y ago
I know what I’d add: a link to the project from the article. :)
- TheDong 6y agoHuh, but the very first word (Kakoune) in the article is hyper-linked to https://kakoune.org/ https://kakoune.org/ Do you mean something else?
- donw 6y agoDoesn’t appear to be clickable on mobile (or at least not iOS, just tried)
- vbezhenar 6y agoWorks for me on iPhone
- donw 6y agoWeird, must be me. I, once again, stand corrected. :)
- vbezhenar 6y agoMay be you're looking at a wrong place? It's just a simple <a> tag, it should work. I can see link at first word in the sentence "Kakoune is a (fairly) young modal code editor that has matured for as long and as well as a good red wine."
- matsemann 6y agoProbably not what's happening here. But even "simple a tags" regularly break on iOS, because Safari has heuristics to see if the hover effect is to show something (like a menu), so then the first click triggers the hover, and the next click the actual click. Really frustrating as the heuristic is often way off.
- esquevin 6y agoIMHO we are trained to look for a home link in the header. I'd say that, even though the author put a link in the article, it's easy to miss it if you read the whole article first, then try to find more informations about Kakoune :/