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> In CoCalc.com I made it use Katex, but if there is an error it falls back to MathJax. What % of Katex's rendering attempts fail over to MathJax?
by webmaven 6y ago
> In CoCalc.com I made it use Katex, but if there is an error it falls back to MathJax.
What % of Katex's rendering attempts fail over to MathJax?
- williamstein 6y agoI don't track that, but based on last time when I broke the fallback... it is important to have the fallback. There are cases where MathJax can handle input that is technically not valid in modern latex, and the katex devs explicitly decide not to support that input. My users don't care and have lots of content that works in mathjax only, so I have to support it (since Jupyter compatibility is important, and Jupyter uses mathjax).