Documentation error for mod helper

[tythewebguy]

The documentation under "Combination of keys" appears to be incorrect. It shows 'ctrl+s' and 'command+s' where it should be 'mod+s'.

[ccampbell]

Oh wow. This is very bizarre. This shows up correctly for me:

I just made a lot of updates to Rainbow (my syntax highlighting library) so I wonder if it is some sort of strange issue there. If you disable javascript on the page does it show up correctly?

[tythewebguy]

I just checked the page again and it's correct now. Weird. I also took a
look at my browser history to make sure I wasn't on some other website (I
tend to rely on Google too much), and confirmed that I was at
https://craig.is/killing/mice. So I guess it's no longer a problem.

BTW, great library! We're using it pretty heavily in an Ember project and
it's been working great.

On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 9:34 AM, Craig Campbell notifications@github.com
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Oh wow. This is very bizarre. This shows up correctly for me:

[image: v3h1]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/259316/16592019/b158ad30-42ac-11e6-9f52-c7a05e80b653.png

I just made a lot of updates to Rainbow (my syntax highlighting library)
so I wonder if it is some sort of strange issue there. If you disable
javascript on the page does it show up correctly?

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[ccampbell]

Thank you! Glad to hear it.

So weird. So rainbow processes the syntax highlighting using a webworker and assigns it back to the proper div using a randomly generated identifier:

https://github.com/ccampbell/rainbow/blob/3374f1322bfa01885ce7d19a7c5021336af09513/src/rainbow.js#L162

So I suppose this is technically possible if somehow both of those blocks were assigned the same identifier, but I feel like that is extremely unlikely. Going to close this out for now then.