Okay, I updated the code to use for..of. You can try it again in Pale
Moon.

> P.S.: It was not my intention to create a separate post so if you can
> combine this with the previous thread I will not complain ;-).

I can't actually do that. I don't really mind, though. If you want to
thread your posts next time, simply reply to this email in your inbox,
or click "reply to thread" while viewing on the lists.sr.ht website.

Alrighty, thanks for the detailed reply.

The version with Babel is live on
https://invidious-redirect.cadence.moe . Please try it now with those
browsers you mentioned and see if any further changes are
necessary. I'm just using Babel's preset configuration for IE11, I
have no idea if it's good or not. If it's not good, please let me know
which parts those browsers are having trouble with so that I can find
a configuration that transpiles those specific parts to something
older.

Thanks for your interest in this project!

You haven't supplied the patch here, so I'll reply based on the patch 
that you previously sent to my personal email.

If done correctly, the patch should appear as a section of plaintext at 
the end of the email.

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I'd like to know which browsers specifically you tried this in, because 
I'm not exactly sure which ones are supposed to be supported now that 
weren't before.

I chose to use ES6 features originally because they are now quite widely 
supported. According to caniuse, the only notable browsers that don't

Whoa, okay, awesome! I will definitely have to try this out. Thanks!

-- Cadence

Patch applied, thank you!

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Thank you! Your translation has been added here:
https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram/commit/db364721d8ecf31b572e4730beb288fda8542bba

You didn't say, so I looked it up, and I _think_ the name of the
language written in the language itself is Galego, so that's what I
added for the label in the settings menu. If this is incorrect, please
let me know what I should change it to!

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Translation added, thank you!

I had to manually replace things like &eacute in your text to the
actual characters, since you're supposed to just use the characters
directly, rather than the HTML codes for them. Let me know if I made
any errors doing that.

Patch applied, thank you!