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We have received reports for this issue already. We don't have a ETA for the solution, but have been looking into it

No - the Alcinoe implementation is based on the old ExoPlayer (in the com.google.android.exoplayer2 namespace). I am working on an implementation that uses Media3, but only just today have experimental code working that plays a video from a nominated URI.

I was sure I got rid of all Goto usage in my code. But I found this example today : for i := 0 to Length(vArray) - 1 do begin if vArray[i].SkipThisLine then goto labelSkipThisLine; ... ... labelSkipThisLine: // no code, do nothing with this data line end; This is probably close to 20 years old code, and never failed! I almost want to leave it there, just as a reminder it took me almost 20 years to get past the beginner level 🙂

I've never heard of the Delphi IDE "using" an external editor. The integration between the editor and the rest of the IDE (designer, object inspector, tool palette, etc) would likely need a heavy refactor or rewrite. But as @Lars Fosdal mentioned, you can edit Pascal source in any text editor. The project below is a Delphi plug-in that adds a command to the Tools menu to open the current unit in Visual Code. With a little configuration, you could switch between Delphi and Visual Code at will, taking advantage of features in Visual Code such as Copilot. EditInVsCodeDelphiPlugin

The editor right margin. It is configurable: Tools->Options->User Interface->Editor->Display, in "Margin in gutter" section, "Right margin"

Excellent, thank you very much Miguel, thats really helpful!

My workmachine is not quite JRE free, due to IBM ACE. But in general, I don't install Java apps if I can avoid it.