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Hi rundis,

not sure if you are getting this too but in my case I think it is because I haven't added the Google Fonts SSL certificate to the Java cacert store...

Failed to load resource: net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300,300italic,400,400italic,600,600italic%7CNoto+Serif:400,400italic,700,700italic%7CDroid+Sans+Mono:400

Personally, for my sites at least, I prefer HTTPS over HTTP any time but the case with Java (I've had this with scraping websites too using e.g. Enlive) is that it is cumbersome to manually keep adding SSL certificates and this being a baseline installation of a plugin, I wonder if it - assuming others also receive this notice - it isn't better to use HTTP by default here. The main culprit here is that I think this kind of errors can be blocking (but I could be wrong).

If I am missing anything, please advice and if deemed undesirable to adjust, perhaps consider adding a instruction with steps people would need to take to resolve this (they'd have to follow the trail down to this plugin first but a ag/grep/ack on the .config/LightTable folder will expose this plugin as source of the notification in the LightTable console being it is the only one that uses Noto font :)

Cheers, Rob

to reproduce:

1. download latest LT Windows binary (0.7.2, binary 0.8.6) to Windows 7 OS
2. install AsciiLight
3. create new file and save as test.adoc
4. Edit text:

= Test

== Test123

== 1234

== .1234

== a1234

== !1234

(weird how GH's highlighter doesn't handle that very well?) and run command for AsciiLight to watch editor, which then renders it as:

Test

.1234

!1234

I'm going to try running the file just through asciidoctor.js when I get some time, I suspect some cross-platform JS/regex wonkiness.

Thanks for the plugin btw, I'd never used asciidoc until now and I really like the documents you can make with it!