Svelte good first issues

This issue proposes renaming the UI element "saved" to "watched" to better reflect its function as a building block for a user's activity feed and to distinguish it from potential "liked" features. The change involves updating user-facing copy across nine locales, while keeping API and internal naming conventions consistent.

This feature request proposes creating a shared, reusable Skeleton component to replace the numerous hand-rolled loading placeholders currently scattered throughout the application. This new component would standardize styling, handle dark mode, improve accessibility with ARIA attributes, and offer better control over tinting for different placeholder types, ultimately reducing code duplication and inconsistencies.

The user is requesting a modification to the visual transition of an 'event hexagon' element. The current transition is too rapid and needs to be slowed down using Tailwind CSS properties to improve the user experience and aesthetic appeal.

On mobile devices, social media links within team member hexagons are not tappable due to conflicts with hexagon animations. Additionally, multiple social links overflow the hexagon's boundaries instead of wrapping or fitting correctly. The goal is to ensure links are clickable and icons are contained within the hexagon.

On mobile devices, the team page elements (hexagons, photos, text) initially render extremely small upon first load. This issue suggests a problem with the initial viewport scaling or CSS rendering for the team section on mobile. The fix involves ensuring the grid appropriately scales to the mobile viewport width from the start.

This issue proposes enhancing the existing team page by adding new sections for 'recruitas', 'Mesa da assembleia geral', and 'conselho fiscal'. The goal is to expand the page's content to include these previously unrepresented groups, leveraging the existing member display component.

This issue addresses a bug where the department component on the homepage causes the page layout to shift and move when an item is selected. The goal is to identify the cause of this visual instability and implement a fix, potentially by examining previous code contributions and learning about Svelte component behavior.

This issue requests a visual improvement to the website's navbar. The goal is to differentiate the navbar from the background by changing its color and potentially adding effects like blur, using Tailwind CSS. The developer should explore different styling options and present them for feedback.

This issue requests the implementation of Progressive Web App (PWA) support for MotoMate on iOS and Android. The goal is to enable offline functionality, making it convenient for users to update logged miles/hours on the go and receive push notifications directly on their mobile devices.

This issue requests support for right-to-left (RTL) languages like Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu. The core problem is that text and UI elements are currently aligned left-to-right, causing incorrect rendering for RTL users. The proposed solution involves using TipTap's `textDirection: 'auto'` option and switching CSS spacing to logical properties, along with applying `dir='auto'` to various text elements.

The sync outbox is growing indefinitely because records are not being removed after being synced. This is causing performance issues, especially during database stress tests. The suggested solutions involve keeping only the latest change per record, delaying initial sync recording until sync is enabled, or processing pending records in batches.

This issue proposes optimizing application startup performance by deferring the loading of database rows. Instead of loading all rows for all databases at once, rows should only be fetched when a specific database is first displayed or accessed through relations or rollups. This aims to significantly reduce initial memory consumption and improve startup speed.

The database table view is experiencing performance issues due to rendering all rows, leading to slow scrolling and high memory usage for large tables. The suggested solution is to implement row virtualization, where only visible rows and a small buffer are mounted, while maintaining scroll functionality and editing capabilities.

This issue proposes to dynamically change the primary action button for applications based on their installation and update status. The button should display 'Install', 'Uninstall', or 'Update' as appropriate, and also indicate ongoing operations like 'Installing...', 'Updating...', or 'Uninstalling...'. This aims to simplify application management and provide a more intuitive user experience.

The user is requesting the ability to upload and display RAW image files within their adventure logs. Currently, RAW images from Immich are not displaying correctly, showing a placeholder instead of the actual image. This is likely because the application expects processed image formats like JPEGs.

This issue proposes adding visual progress bars to indicate the status of downloads, installations, and updates. The goal is to provide users with real-time feedback on the progress of these operations, including percentage completion and clear status messages, or an indeterminate indicator when progress cannot be precisely measured. This enhancement aims to improve user experience by offering better visibility into ongoing processes.

This bug report details an issue where a poster element is displayed outside its designated area on Windows PCs under specific conditions. These conditions include minimal window width, high scaling, or non-standard screen aspect ratios (like 4:3 or TV viewing). The problem is primarily observed with release cover art, but could potentially affect other elements.

This issue is a meta-issue for "Compare mode" and indicates that there are several smaller, related issues ("children issues") that need to be addressed. These are likely minor usability improvements or bug fixes within the compare mode functionality.

This issue outlines several "papercut" improvements for the settings section of an application. It includes adding icons to settings sections, making an "Expand all sections" option visible in product edit views, and enhancing the currency and language selection within the settings page, particularly when changing the country.

This issue proposes to make the product header in 'Compare mode' more compact by combining brand, quantity, and product name into a tighter layout. The goal is to reduce vertical space, especially on smaller screens, while ensuring all information remains readable and accessible.

This issue proposes to improve the icon used for 'Compare mode' to make it more intuitive and easily recognizable for users. The process involves evaluating and selecting a new icon, implementing it in the UI, and ensuring it meets accessibility standards.

The SEP-24 popup window on the transfers page closes immediately after opening. The issue is suspected to be related to event listeners that are prematurely closing the popup. The fix involves adding conditional logic to the event listener to only close the popup based on specific postMessage status updates.

This issue is a request to add support for Simplified Chinese (zh-Hans) to the project's internationalization (i18n) system. The requester explicitly states they are only asking for the language to be added, and that someone else will handle the actual translation.

The user is requesting a feature to export logs as plain text, similar to how they appear in the UI. This export should exclude extra metadata and only include the timestamp, log level, and the log line itself, creating a cleaner text file for easier use in external editors.

A user is reporting a severe and reproducible memory leak within Discopanel running in a Proxmox LXC container. The Discopanel process rapidly consumes gigabytes of RAM, causing the entire LXC to become unresponsive, despite the LXC having a large RAM allocation. The issue appears to be isolated to Discopanel itself, as the Minecraft servers it manages do not show a corresponding increase in memory usage.

A user is requesting the addition of an `on:blur` event handler to the component. They believe this would simplify their use case where they want to perform an action (like saving or committing) when the color picker loses focus, rather than managing the open/closed state externally.

Users searching for politician names on Google are only finding results from the development environment of Parliament Watch, not the production site. The expected behavior is to see links to the production site's politician pages, and ideally, for Parliament Watch's entries to rank highly in search results without needing specific keywords.

This issue requests a visual harmonization of the left and right sections of the website's footer, based on feedback from a user named Gala. The provided image likely illustrates the specific areas needing adjustment to achieve a more consistent appearance.

This issue outlines several minor improvements, or 'papercuts,' for the Product page. These include removing a calculator by default, adding tooltips to specific buttons, and adding an icon to the 'Classic view'. The goal is to enhance the user experience on this page.

The date picker's calendar popover detaches from its input field when the page or record container is scrolled. Instead of staying anchored to the input, it remains fixed in its original screen position, leading to UI overlap and misalignment. The expected behavior is for the popover to dynamically reposition or close upon scrolling.