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In german, we put a dot No, in German y only. In Switzerland it comes to 1'000'000 (which in my opinion avoids many problems in contrast to commas). the recommend unicode "thin space" should be used No matter which delimiter is used: when you're about to copy it to the clipboard the outco...

Isn't the concept of CSP to yield/alert anytime when accesses happen that aren't known to you? Whatever you missed will now get your attention - the more exceptions you make, the less sense it makes to use CSP to begin with. I set this up to a maintained 3.0 installation including inline scripts and...

quite a few fields that will clunk out if you put an emoji in them Why is this still an issue? Years ago I started using UTF8MB4 instead of UTF8 in MySQL5/MariaDB10 and migrated all potential text columns, and have not run into any issues so far. After all it's not about supporting Emojis, it's abo...

Yes, disabling JS nowadays doesn't bother most people. But then again virtually nobody is interested in privacy as well. And extensions like uMatrix cannot fully protect you from that either - in the end you cannot trust JS at all, because it is always able to post load anything and transfer anythin...

I assumed this upon we only use jQuery to toggle classes and since PHP classes can't be meant and HTML doesn't know classes only CSS classes remain. Also Font Awesome and its CSS is loaded thru JS instead of directly. Also this topic is titled "new theme, JS frameworks", being in the foru...

💯 not true pure js is getting better but still does not compare to jQuery and can not do anything vue can do as far as I know, we only use jQuery to toggle classes and select elements We leverage jQuery for all things AJAX I'm not convinced - to me the reasons being dependent on doing so are old en...

That's only one aspect - I'm angry because tickets got closed. Forever (as in: no action taken), and without further comment. You surely won't encounter those ever again. I heard the "not that easy" part too often from others - apparently all of them still think they're better than me, but...

No, by far not "perfect changes". Haven't noticed this until 2 days ago. Treating everyone the same when dumping contributions is one of the best reasons for me to never waste my time with tickets again. See Tracker tickets are disregarded

an Admin could remove the permission if he did not want it, and if it did not have a permission then he could just disable the module - which really would be little difference to having an extension The main difference is: by default the module would be activated and the permission be given - there...

And which administrator would install an extension that he or his moderators don't need? My point is that the current implementation is only a one way useful thing.