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The Stack Table stacks the table headers to a two column layout with headers on the left when the viewport width is less than 40em (640px). If you only want to use the Stack Table and don’t want all the extra features (save yourself some bytes), Tablesaw provides a Stack-Only version. To opt-out of inline label creation (the table header cell text that shows at small breakpoints) on a per-table basis, use <table data-tablesaw-no-labels>; on a per-row basis, use <tr data-tablesaw-no-labels>; on a per-cell basis, use <td data-tablesaw-no-labels>. When the table cell is empty, use <table data-tablesaw-hide-empty> to hide the header when stacked. ...

...Some websites are running it during the entire browsing session which results in high consumption of your computer's resources. I do believe that using it occasionally such as for the proof of work of a captcha is OK. But for an entire browsing session, the user should have the choice to opt-in which is the aim of this extension. The idea was to keep it separate from adblocking. Coin mining in the browser is a different issue. Where ads are tracking you and visually interfering with your browsing experience, coin mining, if abused, is eating your computer resources resulting in slow downs (from high CPU usage) and excessive power consumption. ...

vim-repeat extends Vim’s . command so that complex plugin mappings and custom operators can be repeated just like built-in edits. Many popular plugins opt into this behavior by calling a small API, after which their last action becomes dot-repeatable. This dramatically improves ergonomics: once you run a transformation, you can replay it across multiple places with a single keystroke. It keeps Vim’s philosophy of composability intact, turning higher-level actions into repeatable primitives. ...