I have searched for it and found that I have to run a link like this () which I found . I have to bookmark this link and open it whenever I want to render MathJax in chat.  But the problem is whenever I open the bookmark, it opens in a new tab and keeps on loading forever. What should I do?
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How do I make MathJax work on the mobile web chat without using Tampermonkey?
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In Google Chrome, is there a built-in method to make an HTML file I can save to my local machine, like the file for bookmarks?  If not, is there an extension that does the same?
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I used the moderator tool  for the first time today, on , and the comment that was created did not work properly.  The comment that was created:  Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been &lt;a href="http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/17535/discussion-on-question-by-igor-rivin-a-more-perfect-union"&gt;moved to chat&lt;/a&gt;.     Additional examples from other users:      Not only does the link appear malformed but it is also broken.  Note that the &lt;a href= form is used rather than the [name](url) markdown that works in comments.  I had to edit the comment to correct the problem.
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As far as I understand there are two ways to display LaTeX on the web:   The MathJax JavaScript library, which allows you to embed LaTeX directly within HTML tags, but such LaTeX is converted by MathJax to MathML, an XML format which browsers can understand, unlike LaTeX. The disadvantages of this approach is that MathJax support for LaTeX is limited (and perhaps it would be useful if someone could outline some of its most important limitations). Use a command-line tool to convert LaTeX to MathML (I've found , but wonder if there is a command line tool I can install on Linux or Windows or better on both). Apparently, this solution has fewer limitations. I would like to know what the best tools to use for this conversion are, and whether MathML has any limitations as far as the following go:    the MathML language's ability to encode everything that can be encoded with LaTeX syntax, and  any possible limitations due to incomplete browser support for MathML (judging from , Chrome support seems to be severaly limited compared to Firefox, but this also means that if a user of my site is not using Firefox, then they will not be able to see math properly, which is a real drawback!).    Furthermore, if there are any other approaches to displaying math on the web, without resorting to images and PDF files, then I would like to know about them, but I think the alternatives I mentioned are most likely the two and only most viable ones.
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I guess not, but just in case it's easily fixed: could the hot questions and SE profile support MathJax to render question titles and summaries? On most SE sites, the SE MultiCollider does not support MathJax, and  the global SE profiles:   Of course, the specific site itself supports  just fine:   I know support for this on the regular sites , &quot;as it is an extremely heavy dependency&quot;. But maybe it's still doable just for rendering the titles and summaries? Or maybe only on the global SE profile? (Careers might like this too? Never used that.)
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Is it possible to bookmark a link that, when chosen, will automatically open up new document (a word processing document in this case) in Google Documents even if I don't have GD open at the time? Having such a link would be a bit of timesaver for me.
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The news that  was recently brought to my attention.  I have updated  to use the alternate server given in the MathJax post.  It seems to work well, but if StackExchange is going to host a local copy to use with the sites that support MathJax, I will update ChatJax to use that server instead.  I  and was asked to post here. Also, I was told that the MathJax team has already contacted the SE devs about this. So my question becomes: what are the SE plans for continued support of MathJax?
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Almost always in  on the StackExchange.com site there are questions from Math.SE, so I think it would be so much better to have these questions rendered correctly instead of reading the ugly stuff like this:     When it's not rendered it's hard to check with a single glance if that question is interesting for someone or not. So maybe you could load MathJax only if there are questions from Math.SE (or other scientific sites that are using equations) or something smarter just to make these interesting questions a little bit more interesting.  Edit: Just to make it more clear, I'm talking about adding MathJax only on this page: , since there are a lot of questions that are coming from Math.SE.
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Many SE sites (like math.SE) have a problem with mixed content, which causes display bugs in recent browsers. This is particularly evident with math.SE (because of the huge use of MathJax) and with chat sections.  Will this be fixed?  How to reproduce  Visit  or   What happens  Mixed content is blocked, output is missing pieces of code (MathJax):    This picture also includes my main Firefox addons (top right), it relevant. It shows missing styles:    The white on the left is my tab list.
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EDIT Dec 4 -  We're doing it live! Please post bugs or concerns as questions tagged [top-bar]  We have rolled out our 95% completed top bar for feedback.  Note:   We are still adding a few final features, so if you have a request for a feature that is not there you might hold off on that for a day or two Yes, the bar is black1. Also give that a day or two to sink in.   I also want to specifically address the meta/main/chat links.  I'm very aware that many of you like having the links at the top of the page and that this new version is different.  The thought process behind moving these links is that the "site switcher" should be an automatic place to go when you are on a site and want to go to another one. If you haven't already developed the muscle memory for these links, getting between them required a bit of a cognitive load: You must first decide that you want to switch sites and then you have to decide which area to go to to switch.  Also, we find that less familiar users aren't entirely clear what a standalone link that says "main" or "meta" actually does... Not to mention that it hurts my UX sensibilities that we are dynamically changing links in an element that should be fixed.  It is true that we have added a click in the process, but we have also removed a lot of clicks for other common actions that are much more frequent than switching between main and meta.  All I ask is that you give it a few days and see if the new "switch sites at the top left" paradigm grows on you.  What do you think?  1.  points out that technically it's not quite black.
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I just noticed that clicking a JS-like link on MSO (like to show more hot network questions) just bumps me to the top of the page and doesn't do anything else.   Also, adding a comment or any other JS-related feature (i.e. inline editing, 10k inline comment editing) is borked.
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This is my first question on here so I hope I'm not breaking any rules, but I have a problem:  I have a site that uses an Adobe Site Catalyst for its online analytics. The suite supports tagging through JavaScript and when implemented, it looks something like this that is placed on http://www.mydomain.com:  &lt;script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"&gt; s.channel="/my-tracking-tag/" &lt;/script&gt;`   The problem is that Google is reading this JavaScript and interpreting the s.channel string as a relative location on my website and is crawling it. I then get a 404 error in Google Webmaster Tools saying that the URL http://www.mydomain.com/my-tracking-tag/ does not exist, and that it was linked to by the URL that the JavaScript tag code was on.  Is there any to avoid this behavior? I thought about adding URL with a 404 error to my robots.txt file but tracking campaigns are constantly updating and it would be burdensome to update the text file with the constantly updating tags. I also though about structuring the string in s.channel as something like 's.channel= "/" + "my-tracking-tag" + "/" but I'm not sure if that would due the trick, and would also require implementation guidelines to be developed for the future.
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As the title says, I could use an exhaustive list of all Stack Exchange sites that use MathJax.  If the list included any site-specific customizations made to the MathJax configuration on each site, that would be even better.
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I have a 16 GB Apple  Mini iPad using iOS 8.1.2 and am unable to install the bookmark found  that renders LaTeX in the Math Stack Exchange chat room. I can't find a browser with a bookmark bar to drag the given link to.  Other users in the room have also been unable to render LaTeX with their iPad and iPhones. Could you provide instructions that someone who is new to Apple products could follow?
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I don't know how long this has been happening, but I recently noticed what seems to be a regression: after clicking the "An edit has been made to this post" banner that appears when a question or an answer has been edited while you're viewing it, any code syntax highlighting or math formatting in the post fails to render.  Steps to reproduce:   Open a question with highlighted code or MathJax markup that is likely to get edited soon. (The  or  is a good place to find some.) Leave the question open until someone edits it and the "An edit has been made to this post" banner appears. (For efficiency, open several questions in separate tabs and wait a few minutes until one of them gets edited.) Click the banner. Observe that the question gets reloaded, but it loses any syntax highlighting or math formatting.   (The bug also occurs for edited answers, but those tend to be harder to find on demand.  Unfortunately, editing a post yourself while having it open in another tab doesn't seem to work, since the banner never appears in that case.)    FWIW, the cause of this bug appears to be a missing call to styleCode() (or equivalent code) in the reloadPosts function in realtime-se.js, as included in the  bundle. (In particular, running styleCode() from the browser JavaScript console after reloading the post restores the missing syntax highlighting.)  I'm pretty sure this used to work automatically, so I suspect this is a regression caused by some recent code reorganization.
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I'm currently working on a web application which has a page which displays a single chart (a .png image).  On another part of this page there are a set of links which, when clicked, the entire page reloads and looks exactly the same as before except for the chart in the middle of the page.  What I want to do is when a link is clicked on a page just the chart on the page is changed.  This will speed things up tremendously as the page is roughly 100kb large, and don't really want to reload the entire page just to display this.    I've been doing this via JavaScript, which works so far, using the following code  document.getElementById('chart').src = '/charts/10.png';   The problem is that when the user clicks on the link, it may take a couple of seconds before the chart changes.  This makes the user think that their click hasn't done anything, or that the system is slow to respond.  What I want to happen is display a spinner / throbber / status indicator, in place of where the image is while it is loading, so when the user clicks the link they know at least the system has taken their input and is doing something about it.    I've tried a few suggestions, even using a psudo time out to show a spinner, and then flick back to the image.    A good suggestion I've had is to use the following  &lt;img src="/charts/10.png" lowsrc="/spinner.gif"/&gt;   Which would be ideal, except the spinner is significantly smaller than the chart which is being displayed.  Any other ideas?
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When a code snippet is long enough to prompt scrolling (especially horizontal scrolling), it would be helpful to offer a link to view the code snippet in a new window.  I'm thinking that the link should be positioned below the snippet, since most people will decide to use it after scanning the part of the snippet that is visible without scrolling.