4chan extension bug report

There's a severe usability bug with the 4Chon Ff extension - it defaults to all threads being displayed, when clearly it should default to all threads being hidden.

While I'm talking about bugs, why are those lazy shits at gedit taking so long to move "word wrap [ ]" from a configuration menu and into a  normal menu?

hxxps : // bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119428

2003?  Really?  WHAT THE FUCK.

Have you tried rebooting?

Read SICP

Install Linux

Hax my anus

Have you tried reading install haxing niggers?

Works on my computer

Because they're not writing Notepad, you big twat. You either like scrolling horizontally or not, why would you need to change that in such a hurry as to need it under a menubar option?

>>8


Because people open a variety of different text files - some are good with no wrapping, others fucking suck with no wrapping.

It's not, for many users, a set and forget option.

>>9
Then perhaps it's not the program that is the problem.

>>9
Judging by your disregard for /prog/ etiquette I assume I'm only prolonging my own pain, but:
What the hell kind of plain text document has its quality change depending on line wrapping?

>>11
ASCII pornart.

>>11
Typically the difference would be between code in different languages, plain text, markup, CSV files, etc.
You can set most of those in your vimrc, but even if e.g. you normally prefer text word-wrapped, it can be a pain to read if the document has already been hard wrapped to just past your current window size.

And fuck off with your ``/prog/ etiquette''.

>>13
But this is gedit, where you can resize the window with a minimum of hassle. At long line-widths it's just a matter of either fingering the horizontal scroll bar or paying attention to line highlighting and numbering.

Thank you for following etiquette with this most recent post, though.

>>14

Resizing a window is supposed to be a solution?  Come off it /porg/, that'll never take off.