[Bug]: shell.trashItem() doesn't move file to trash when file is in OneDrive, instead it is moved to root of OneDrive · Issue #38541 · electron/electron · GitHub did see a related question
In the editor, text selection involving multiple sentences using mouse is little buggy. Some lines in the beginning gets unselected during the process.
Also holding cmd key to select multiple text doesn’t work
no icon for this menu
I understand. This is a case-insensitive issue with Windows file names. It will be fixed soon.
This seems to be a problem with onedrivie. Currently, I use trashItem to recycle the folder. Not sure if using permanent file deletion will fix this problem (but it seems a bit dangerous)
Recording a video might be more convenient for a better understanding. But I might not be able to fix this bug for now due to device problems
I can do manual deletion…but will the wiki folder get removed from the app also if I do so…then it’s fine
There is no problem with this
For version 3.8.4, If you’re an Arch/Manjaro user, you can directly download the corresponding pacman package for your architecture, then run pacman -U tiddlywiki-app-*.app to install it. Alternatively, you can use the AppImage package or build the installation package locally using the PKGBUILD provided in the repository.
I do like the latest version 3.8.5 – Especially the new “Wiki” menu seems to be very practical.
But it seems the minimum window size on my Windows PC is set to 1840x770 or something similar. IMO that’s a bug.
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The default minimum window size is 0.54 of the primary monitor. This seems to be a problem for multiple monitors, so I temporarily changed it to 800x600.
My main monitor is 3440x1440 and secondary is 1920x1080, so a percentage value is not optimal. 800x600 should be fine.
updated: th-server-command-post-start I can now use this hook to manually close an opened wiki. I have already implemented a preliminary version.
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How is this feature useful …can you explain
Running multiple wiki instances will increase computer performance and memory. If you feel that your computer is slowing down, manually closing the wiki may be a good option.
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This should be fixed this time (3.9.1)
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Can there be an option to open the current tiddler in an external application like vs code directly using the right click menu.
What are the applications of this feature?