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This is a bit of an edge case, granted, but it is a bug. If I launch Firefox 127 (on Windows 10) from the command line and give it a markdown file to open, it opens the raw file. If I then press F5, it loads the extension and renders properly. Here's the really weird thing, it only happens if the file contains an HTML tag (in this case, a <title> tag). Because of the other issue with HTML, I have the <title> tag as the second line in the file. If the file is just pure markdown, it loads fine from the command line.
Here's a sample that triggers the bug:
This is a bit of an edge case, granted, but it is a bug. If I launch Firefox 127 (on Windows 10) from the command line and give it a markdown file to open, it opens the raw file. If I then press F5, it loads the extension and renders properly. Here's the really weird thing, it only happens if the file contains an HTML tag (in this case, a <title> tag). Because of the other issue with HTML, I have the <title> tag as the second line in the file. If the file is just pure markdown, it loads fine from the command line.
Here's a sample that triggers the bug:
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