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Documentation comes under learning material - if not. I'd close that question as too broad.

Yes, we should. Why not? If its a problem about computer hardware and software itself, and its generally available rather than something obscure or in closed beta, its entirely feasable to answer and …

Tentatively I've simply edited the excerpts to read $variable are on topic here only if they're related to interactions on local computers, otherwise other sites on the network may be more approp …

Well, in a sense. I'd go with "This is what I need" and "this is what I tried, and these things suck". So, I'd suggest you reword this somewhat. I would like to change the indentation for all r …

Primarily and entirely opinion based - and hopefully unlikely to be helpful to anyone else in the future (Cause hardware shortages suck). Its likely to get closed.

Seems on topic to me, though to play it safe, maybe include you're running the client on some desktopish platform?

Its a web browser, os and printer question - so I'd say yes, and with examples (especially if it does the same on a PDF print - so you can screenshot examples), its on topic.

Reversing a migration isn't possible, but I think I see both sides of the issue sigh I'll reopen, have a word with a few people, and strongly recommend screentogif for making a gif

I think a good chunk of the problem is really that the lines here are pretty blurred. The first question probably could involve the desktop client - which is the reason I undid it. The desktop client …