Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When first installing and running tauri init, we should provide an input for a few of the major required settings specifically the path settings and app name. At the completion of the init script, we can note where these config options were stored to make it easier for the user to find them.

Additionally, we can add a `readme.m

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Based on the docs here https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/master/docs/api.md#class-browsercontext we cannot delete a certain cookie, is there any consideration to have that kind of feature?

Hi Team

Can we pass on a feedback to the team that maintains the documentation for the Azure SDK to provide more details which could help customers as the current documentation is cluttered and doesn't have proper verbal explanations of the available apis and methods .

It will be great if we can improve the documentation a bit so that it will be helpful for end customers

regards,
Jay

Describe the bug; what happened?
The select menu shows up behind other controls.

What are the steps to reproduce the issue?
Compose a page by vertically placing . The select's menu shows up behind the compone

Is your feature request related to a problem?

I have a (Spring) discovery service based NameResolver which sends regular updates/ticks to the application, however it does not contain details which service name might have changed. So I have to check them for updates frequently, even if only one is service updated.

Should I verify whether the server addresses remained the same before inv

When I try using emscripten_fetch and use a url that has a non functional port number, like http://google.com:81, it will return quickly in the onsuccess handler, with "None" as the data payload.

Using XMLHttpRequest javascript, it will simply timeout after a while and return in the onerror handler.

Using the fetch javascript API, it will also timeout and call the onerror handler.

I would