Nice! Been wanting this forever.

I'm getting this too. Nothing listed on the github status page yet: https://www.githubstatus.com/

Edit - the status page now mentions an issue.

* https://www.di.fm/genres/synth

* https://www.di.fm/search?q=lofi

It only showed me a single book recommendation. :-(

What kind of csv did you upload and what filters did you use? How many books were in that csv?

If you have time, maybe you can share your csv via e.g. wetransfer?

Thanks for taking time to look

I just uploaded my goodreads csv. No filters applied. Yeah I don't mind sharing the csv. Here it is: https://pastebin.com/nUJH4urN

Hey Fudgel, I have looked into your CSV. It is working as I originally intended: it only displays books that are on your "to-read" bookshelves, as the idea is that you want to find a book that is not on your read list. You only have one book that is not on your read list.

Would you want/expect any other functionality? I assume you then mainly use GoodReads to keep track what you have read and not what you would like to read in the future?

Cool thanks, I will take a look at it

Make API Requests in CSS and store the response data on :root --vars without JavaScript.

Pretty cool. First time I'd heard about the web locks api. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Locks_A...

Will support for STRICT be in this release?

Yep, it's been in the development code base since 2021, and is in our Release Candidate builds for the next upcoming release:

https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/releases/tag/...

If you're in VSCode, GitLens provides this too: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eamodio....

Pretty neat. I think I found a small UI glitch: If I search and then click the browser back button when I'm on the results page, the search button on the home page shows the spinning icon.

Snap! I can't repro this. Which browser are you using?

Firefox (on linux). But it seems to also happen in Chrome. I took a quick screen capture: https://imgur.com/a/jpPtj2f - you can see when I click back, the button shows the spinning icon.

Thanks! I couldn't see it on Chrome due to React Devtools interference.

Turns out the page was ending up in bfcache (https://web.dev/articles/bfcache), which in turn led to the button's loading state being preserved when clicking back. Listening to the `pageshow` event enables one to handle that somewhat gracefully.