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Example: http://theguardian.co.uk

Hints mode takes very long to start, related to getting the absolute position of elements for placing the divs.

Curiously, getting the same position for checking visibility has no such problems.

Possibly a thread access issue?

I'm currently polling for a new location status every 100ms, and settings label from there (not within the gtk thread), possibly this is corrupting it.

See http://golang.org for example.

Find an optimal solution to reference pdf.js from the repository without directly including it.

Figure out how to call multi-arugment RPC calls.

Ads are blocked, but a wait for the ads is still forced.

Also allow whitelisting of things such as youtube channels etc.

The insertmode on input focus feature is meant to allow typing as soon as a textfield is selected, not to allow websites to grab it.

Possibly due to mass creation/deletion of widgets.

Mostly this is due to golem being terminated through a os signal. While we can't do anything on a SIGKILL, we should do our best otherwise.

To repeat: type o<Tab><BackSpace> quickly.

This is a serious one, and I thought I'd dealt with all these things.

Currently can't reproduce it systematically; Crash is likely a thread safety gtk thing.

glib's Connect method (as I've used it mostly) often leads to circular references which won't be GC'd.
Solution: Don't use the original object in the closure (test that this works), or cleanup closures (when?).

The TabBar width is limited via a maximum character limit, combined with padding shorter text to this limit and a monospace font.

While it works, it isn't ideal.

Currently cannot reproduce reliably.

Redraws on tab switching and resizes are somethimes painfully slow.

Examples:

• Input elements on github are targets, but not selected.
• Dropdownlists (e.g. wikipedia language selection) aren't targets.

Opening too many tabs leads to the TabBar requesting too much height. It gets cut off and hides the StatusBar in fullscreen/maximized, and resizes the window if not.