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Thanks for this amazing piece of software! I've been using it every day and recently started to wonder if it is possible for GhostText to support github.dev and vscode.dev.
I can imagine that VS Code Web browser edition has complicated internals that may prevent GhostText from working without special treatment, but when I try to activate GhostText on github.dev (you could use https://github.dev/fregante/GhostText/blob/main/readme.md as an example) it at least detects the text area and says "Connected! You can switch to your editor". However, there seems to be no sign of any new file opened on the editor. I tested with VS Code with the GhostText Official extension and Emacs with the atomic-chrome package.
Browser(s) tried
Chrome, Edge
Editor(s) tried
VS Code, Emacs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description and repro
Thanks for this amazing piece of software! I've been using it every day and recently started to wonder if it is possible for GhostText to support github.dev and vscode.dev.
I can imagine that VS Code Web browser edition has complicated internals that may prevent GhostText from working without special treatment, but when I try to activate GhostText on github.dev (you could use https://github.dev/fregante/GhostText/blob/main/readme.md as an example) it at least detects the text area and says "Connected! You can switch to your editor". However, there seems to be no sign of any new file opened on the editor. I tested with VS Code with the GhostText Official extension and Emacs with the atomic-chrome package.
Browser(s) tried
Chrome, Edge
Editor(s) tried
VS Code, Emacs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: