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Sam Eich
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Note: I attempted to contact both Well Known Media (parent company of FileHippo) and FileHippo via their security addresses. secu...@filehippo.com and secu...@wkmedia.com do not exist. I contacted them via their only email on the Well Known Media website which is ads...@wkemdia.com and got no response. I tried to check the validity of the keys using the most non-intrusive way possible as discussed below and fortunately they were not valid so I went ahead and shared the adventure.
To avoid performance issues with large JSON files, JSON language support now has an upper limit on the number of folding regions and document symbols it computes (for the Outline view and breadcrumbs). By the default, the limit is 5000 items, but you can change the limit with the setting json.maxItemsComputed.
We have introduced a new debug START view to make it easier for users to start and configure debugging in a new workspace. Based on the active file, we will choose the appropriate debug extension and make it possible to debug or run your application. For more elaborate debug and run configurations, it is still best to configure a launch.json file.
Extension authors can use the extensionKind property in package.json to indicate where an extension should run in the remote case. In release (1.40), this value could be a string or an array. Starting with this release, this property only supports an array value and using a string is deprecated. See the Remote Development documentation for more information.
For a simple application that doesn't require PSF or any other customizations, the MSIX Packaging tools are quick and easy to work with. When it comes to further customizations and tweaks, as shown in the video, things tend to get more complicated. You need to edit the manifest.xml, create .json, export PSF files, etc.
I suppose that's the better way to go vs just going to filehippo.com and going back to 61.0.2 like I did. Then you at least get security updates for a while. But eventually, it will lose the description as well, will it not?
There is no need to get Firefox anywhere else, Mozilla has every version of Firefox ever released since early 2002 on it's servers. Using sites like filehippo is what causes too many people to get "bed bugs" in addition to Firefox when they patronize such web sites. It's just a matter of knowing where to look and not going off half-cocked when your upset about something and making rash or ill considered decisions.
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