for example * simulate scrolling after page loads * simulate plugins * simulate location etc
once all of this is done hopefully the HTML content becomes readable
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for example * simulate scrolling after page loads * simulate plugins * simulate location etc
once all of this is done hopefully the HTML content becomes readable
why is everyone against emojis :) I personally feel they are fun!
I Am dyslexic so I have a bunch of ideas and I have a hard time laying that out in coherent text, so I gave the basic idea to the LLM and it wrote the README in the structure I want.
but feedback taken I will try to write it myself, thanks for taking time out to provide feedback!
I tried several reader modes, there were several issues including * several potions of the main content was missing * the navigation bits get caught when in reader mode * the comments and other un-related sections come in play
I really tried these before invesitng time in this
I will take your feedback and see if I can restructure it better! thanks for taking time out to structure your comment properly, gives me a good insight on how to write good READMEs
I am dyslexic so have a hard time arranging things, so I gave the basic idea and the AI generated the README
I will try to write it myself and update it, thanks for feedback!
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