Damn, don't tell me that thing also happens on vanilla Firefox... Now I feel bad for blaming Zen for randomly taking up to 24GiB memory

Nothing that opening Android Studio doesn't solve!

/j

ikr, it was driving me nuts that even scrolling on a web page used to raise the cpu temperatures to over 70°C on macOS lmao. That doesn't even happen on Linux, and I actually wonder why...

That's nice to know. It would be nice if UI frameworks like Tailwind provided some xs viewport breakpoints by default to help with that out-of-the-box, unless the container queries could save the day here? Although it would be a problem with older versions of Firefox that don't support them...

Thanks to Zig's build system and the Zig builtins, developers don't have to use the embedded Koa runtime. If Koa is compiled in debugging mode (the default), it will use the runtime directly from the runtime directory in the root of the project. No need to rebuild the binary if you modify it! (2/2)

Currently it only has basic rendering along with some modes, motions, keybinds and commands inspired by Helix and Neovim. Progress is relatively fast, and I hope to be integrating tree-sitter soon as I finish the core. When I have the core ready I will make the repository public, wish me luck! (3/3)

If everything works as I expect it to, we could have the first fully extensible and customizable code editor. If you ever thought about being able to adjust absolutely all the UI, keybinds and modes of your modal editor to make it truly yours, then Koa could be your future editor of choice. (2/3)

It takes around 1 second to serve the results for me with around 4 search engines enabled, and the UI is pretty responsive. The results are accurate to my searches, and I can configure everything about it, so it's been a great experience so far.

Have you considered using SearxNG? For me it fixed all my headaches, and self-hosting it was extremely simple