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I think I finally understand Kafkaesque .
There is no escape.
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Vim.wasm
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#32Any plug-in support? Could I upload my vimrc to a server, then download it, apply it, and run :PlugInstall to get my vim setup in any web browser?
where would it store your plugins?
this is vim running in your browser, not some weird hybrid server-side vim thing that stores all your config files and plugins server-side in a per-user account but then transpiles them to wasm (regardless of plugin language) and sends them to the browser.
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#33Does anyone know if lynx plans on supporting wasm? I'd like to try this editor in a terminal.
How about this in emacs www mode?
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#34Running on Firefox and `Shift` generates a `^P` character.
Same here, Firefox on Ubuntu 16.04.
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#35I thought I was getting stuck in insert mode, and I got fairly frustrated before realizing my Vim keybindings browser extension was grabbing ESC and keeping it from this weird browser-Vim. We brought this abomination on ourselves.
Same here.
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#36I can't save.
:w test
"test" E667: Fsync failed Warning: original file may be lost or damaged.
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#37This is absolutely incredible. I never thought this would be possible-- wasm opens a new phase of software development and deployment.
Or just use regular Vim and not think that everything needs to run inside of a web browser, especially if you value user privacy and computer resources.
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#38i had to turn off adblock plus and ublock origin to get this to work for some reason
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#39Why does it completely freeze on :w foo ? It asks for ENTER or any key but that doesn't work at all at that point.
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#40Will wasm ever use html/css properly? Or will it just be more like flash?