Cool, thanks!

Although it might be less visible than having the description to the right of the heading, there is a description in the initial file that is shown. I want to keep the UI as uncluttered as possible, so I think I’ll keep it like this.

Thanks for the suggestions! I added them to GitHub Issues.

This is some truly amazing work. Love the option to change the built-in line spacing.

(I’m a monospace addict, and I always switch between Source Code Pro, M+ 1m, and others. What I don’t like about M+ 1m is that it’s narrow, and the line-spacing in the web font is too small.)

Do you use M+1m in a retina display exclusively?

Yep, I’ve actually never seen it without retina display.

I think this must be made clearer when comparing fonts. I expect a lot of things to look good on retina!

Thank you. (I love Coltrane’s music by the way.)

Are you referring to the default color scheme UI or the web app UI? Or both?

The web app's UI. I think the colors themselves would be OK with a regular font but the current one is so thin that it's barely visible. You should advertise your tool to other vim-leaning communities, like r/vim on reddit.

It's very neat.

Thanks for clarifying. I understand that it‘s a bit on the light side, and I will at the very least consider changing it to something more visible.

Ah, Reddit. Of course. Will do. ;)

Thanks!