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No syntax highlight on any type of files. All text is plain white\black

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Rust, Go, YAML, JSON, any syntax highlight does not work. All text is plain white or black. Screenshot 2021-09-30 003408

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michaellilltokiwacommented, Oct 26, 2021

@wmw9 Same issue. It seems like syntax highlighting needs web assembly enabled. Maybe that’s why you got different results in different browsers.

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borgdylancommented, Mar 7, 2022

The solution is to turn off the security mode in Edge using an entry in the whitelist.

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