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| Good news, OTF indeed looks better than TTF, but unfortunately it also looks better than WOFF: | |
| Minimal diff that fixed the issue: | |
| ```diff | |
| diff --git a/src/css/font.less b/src/css/font.less | |
| index 06916b7..2330685 100644 | |
| --- a/src/css/font.less | |
| +++ b/src/css/font.less | |
| @@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ | |
| local("Symbola Regular"), |
Playing around with pronounceable random strings, a la jsbin and hastebin's bin names.
simpler is better, just have alternating one-letter consonants and vowels for a total of 3 syllables, like kipamif, for 25 bits of entropy
digraphs worsen memorability because there's so many of them they usually dominate the word making the word much longer and harder to read, pronounce, memorize; best compromise with digraphs is 2-syllable words which still only have 25 bits and yet are slightly less memorable
This is an elaboration on a successful but ungainly technique to hide the blinking blue cursor in Safari on iOS 9.2.1, where I inject a newline at the beginning of a textarea that's less than one line and scroll to the top, so that the cursor is always out of view: http://jsbin.com/cohema/edit?css,js,output
It appears that I have to inject a newline, my other attempts to insert more space than the textarea is tall/wide some cause the textarea to increase in height/width until a bit of the blinking blue cursor "peeks out", even if that violates the height/width that I set:
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| <head> | |
| <title>MathQuill: Easily type math into your webapp</title> | |
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| <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="support/keys.css" /> |
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Mathematical Structured Object Notation is a JSON-based representation for most of the common subset of what LaTeX and Presentation MathML can