Luckily, I have a backup of my old profile so I can roll-back for the moment, but it means any future new profiles are going to be devoid of scripts. YouTube Center has it’s own github page but a lot of the smaller scripts that are insanely useful are now completely gone from the interwebs including the support forum histories as well as possible future script updates. The site has been like crap for more than a few months now but after a quick search I found that the site’s been down for 3 days (according to ) with no signs of being resurrected. After installing Greasemonkey I discovered is down. This is off-topic but I was wondering if you could do an article on userscript awareness/maintenance/migration/etc… I’m a FF user and I went to create a fresh new profile today as part of some spring housecleaning. It is likely that official builds will be released eventually so that it is no longer necessary to use the third-party build. If you are using Windows and want to test or work with Atom and don't have the time to build it from scratch, this is the build to get to make that happen. It needs to be noted that the Atom build for Windows is not official. Want to display two source files next to each other or below each other? No problem as well. Don't want to see the tree view listing of all source files of the folder, hide it.
The editor appears highly flexible in regards to what is being displayed in the different panes that you can display or hide in the interface.
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If you are new to the editor, you may want to check out the documentation posted on the program's homepage as it helps you understand basic concepts such as the command palette, the pane structure of the editor, or how to fold blocks of code. As you may imagine, this too did not work for me, whereas the manual installation of themes worked just fine.