If you can report on github would be better so that i keep more easily track of 
the progress (and you too).

Max


> On 19 Oct 2026, at 11:04, Pierre-Henri Jondot <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Max,
> 
>> Le 19 oct. 2026 à 11:34, Massimiliano Gubinelli <[email protected]> a 
>> écrit :
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>>> On 19 Oct 2026, at 09:50, Pierre-Henri Jondot <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Massimiliano, and everyone,
>>> 
>>> This looks great, and I’ll test it extensively during the following weeks. 
>>> For the moment, I installed the Cocoa version (only using macos for the 
>>> time being) but I’ll try the Vue version also (or should I focuss on one or 
>>> the other ?)
>>> 
>> 
>> whatever you like. The Vue version is shared with other platforms so bug 
>> fixes will be more useful there. I’m trying to support Cocoa too because LLM 
>> make easy to do it. For the moment does not really have different features 
>> as the others.
> 
> Ok, I’ll install the Vue version, and check the cocoa version if/when I 
> encounter a bug.
> 
>> 
>>> For the webassembly version, it looks great, and we’re getting close to 
>>> allow those of my students to use their iPad to browse the documents I made 
>>> available to them. Weirdly enough, it seems nothing on the menus has any 
>>> effect (but it works on my macbook) (I tried safari and brave browsers). It 
>>> is possible though to use the left tab to add files and open them. 
>>> 
>> 
>> I haven’t tested it on an iPad. Bug reports are welcome.
> 
> Do you prefer me to submit one for what I reported here for reference ? (I of 
> course will for subsequent bugs)
> 
>> 
>>> The most annoying problem is the scrolling through a document. It seems 
>>> impossible to scroll without an external mouse/trackpad (I suppose it works 
>>> with a magic trackpad connected to the ipad, I couldn't test it yet, as I 
>>> am not home and have not a trackpad nearby, but I could scroll through a 
>>> document on my ipad using continuity with my macbook trackpad)
>>> 
>> 
>> you have a scrolling handle on the left, this should work.
> 
> The handle is on the right on my iPad (and is always visible), but 
> unfortunately, I can’t move it neither with a finger, nor with the iPad 
> pencil. But with an external pointing device such as a bluetooth mice (not 
> sure what is compatible with the iPad) or trackpad, it should work, I 
> suppose, as it works with continuity and my macbook.
> 
>> 
>> Double finger gesture does not work?
> 
> Nope. It seems it selects portions of the text, albeit very slowly (so you 
> see different part of the text being selected seconds after you interacted 
> with the screen.)
> 
> But it should work with a magic trackpad (it works with my macbook trackpad 
> through continuity).
> 
> Btw, you don’t have access to a keyboard either, unless of course you have an 
> external, physical device connected (no problem entering text with the 
> keyboard of my macbook, again using continuity…). Not that much of a problem, 
> as entering text and formulas with the touchscreen keyboard of an iPad would 
> be a pain… Not sure though how usable would be a magic keyboard as regards 
> the function keys though.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Pierre-Henri

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