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Exact location of issue
Equation 3 of https://ar5iv.org/html/1505.00444#S2.E3

Problem details
The original LaTeX source code (generated by LyX) \left\Vert ... \right\Vert has been replaced by \left| ... \right| in the ar5iv version, which then displays only the "filler" ... between the | ... |.

Example:
None.

Expected behavior
The original LaTeX source code (generated by LyX) \left\Vert ... \right\Vert should generate || ... ||, which is a double vertical line at the left and right of the bracketed expression

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS = MacOS
• Browser = Safari

Exact location of issue
Renders with no spaces for some reason

https://ar5iv.org/html/2109.04981

This is a super cool project! Thanks for your work!

Exact location of issue
For example, in the first section of https://ar5iv.org/html/2012.05155.

Problem details
I expected to see something when hovering (or clicking) the reference [EFLS95] (for example), but nothing happens.

Desktop

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Browser: Firefox 96.0

Conversion is overall very good:
https://ar5iv.org/html/2111.00171
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.00171.pdf

Several issues. roughly in order of importance:

1 - Citation style has been switched from name+year to numbered. I prefer numbered but this LaTeX doc was written to directly reference articles (\cite{ }) and indirectly reference articles (\citep{ }). example from PDF:

Maintaining compatibility with both \cite{ } and \citep{ } is probably important for many docs.

2 - Equation numbering messed up. Example:

No idea what happened here, since it seems correct everywhere else.

3 - hyperref package has not been fully included. All links, refs and labels seem to work, but no longer have the red colour applied to them (defined via color package). This seems weird since for example section headers are red in the ar5iv doc:

I think coloured links improve the readability of the doc, as in the PDF version:

Of course now I am just realizing I used the incorrect red for one of colour package defs . . .

4 - Custom symbol for tensor is floating away in ar5iv:

while it's in the correct place in PDF:

Probably my fault for wanting tensors to look different from vectors.

The figures do not render.

Source:

Result:

Exact location of issue

Unsupported latex commands in header (title and author information):

• \capitalisewords
• \name
• \email
• \AND
• \addr

Image display not working correctly:

• Figure 1

Problem details

In the header there are 4 latex commands unsupported (marked red) in the author information section, and \capitalisewords in the title.

Figure 1 is not displayed correctly. The PDF image is not truncated as in the PDF version (using the Tex source files).

(Optional) Expected behavior
Either hide the unknown formatting commands since visually it would still look ok, or support the underlying document style.
Allow the auto-cropping of \includegraphics of PDFs? (Not sure how it works exactly. And whether this can be supported for HTML.)

Desktop

• OS: Windows 10
• Browser: firefox, edge

Smartphone

• Device: Mi 9
• OS: Android 11
• Browser: chrome

Screenshots

Exact location of issue

Todo note, such as: https://ar5iv.org/html/2104.13225v3#todo1

Problem details

These todo notes should not be displayed, as the sources disables them via

\usepackage[disable]{todonotes}

Exact location of issue

https://ar5iv.org/html/2105.07028#bib.bib2

Also the authors list at the top, Hervé Ménager should be Hervé Ménager

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Debian Testing
• Browser: Firefox 91.5.0esr (64-bit)

Thanks for the great service!

Exact location of issue
Well, it's a bit empty :)

https://ar5iv.org/html/hep-th/0510046

Exact location of issue

Eqution 1 of math/1711.02437

Problem details

Latex equation is not rendered (with red warning: 'Math input error').

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Ubuntu
• Browser: chrome

Fatal error in conversation of Lurie's HTT. Apparently, \ar from xypic isn't supported.

Problem details
Conversion complete: 30 warnings; 4 errors; 4 undefined macros[\AND, \addr, \email, \name]

on the title page there are undefined macros

Exact location of issue
First paragraph after the last image of: https://ar5iv.org/html/2110.05444

Problem details

All listing references are shown as "(LABEL:code:socket)".

(Optional) Expected behavior

Expecting "Listing 2.".

Exact location of issue
Everywhere. The wrong latex file is being shown.

Problem details
ArXiv handels supplementary materials by compiling them and concatenating them at the end of the main PDF (as determined by toplevelfile in the 00README.XXX file.

Currently, Ar5iv does not seem to care about a 00README.XXX file, and (at least for the following examples) compiles only the supplementary materials and presents it as the main paper.

Examples:

• 2107.01510 on ArXiv vs Ar5iv
• 2110.07698 on Arxiv vs Ar5iv

Expected behavior

At a minimum, if there is a 00README.XXX file that has a toplevelfile declared, ar5iv should try compiling that and leave everything else ignored.

At best it should also compile all other LaTeX files and other text file that are not ignored, either by 00README.XXX or by having %auto-ignore as the first line, and finally present them at the end of the main file after the references.

Link:
https://ar5iv.org/html/2109.07151

Problem details

A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

• Malformed math modes do not present well
• Latex diagram preform badly
• No spacing between words

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Windows
• Browser: chrome

Exact location of issue
Md frame around Fig 1, and several others.

Problem details

mdframed environment is not displayed.

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: Nokia 8]
• OS: Android
• Browser firefox

Exact location of issue
https://ar5iv.org/abs/2108.04105
https://arxiv.org/abs/2108.04105

Problem details
ar5iv worked perfectly on this document, amazing work team! The only issue is that the arXiv original was updated to a second revision. Both title and content on ar5iv are out of date. Would be great if https://ar5iv.org/abs/2108.04105 was showing second version and not the first one. Can this be done?

Note: this is related to #10 however I would expect, maybe naively, to see the most recent version of an article.

Thanks!

This article https://ar5iv.org/html/2003.04321

does not render beyond abstract and meta data due to "fatal errors". The first package that seems to cause issues is overpic. From the log:

Error:undefined:{overpic} The environment {overpic} is not defined.

https://ctan.org/pkg/overpic

Exact location of issue

Throughout text of https://ar5iv.org/html/1810.13321

Problem details

Citations in parentheses (\citep) are mal-formed: they contain double commas

Examples: see screenshots

Desktop

• OS: Linux Mint
• Browser: Firefox

(Optional) Screenshots

(Optional) Additional context
This is a fantastic project, keep up the great work! 👍

Exact location of issue
https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520 vs https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520v3

Problem details

The wrong article is loaded. https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520 has three versions: v1, v2, v3 with urls https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520v1, https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520v2, https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520v3. The root url https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520 should lead to the most current version, just like arxiv usually behaves when clicking the button to download a pdf.

Even manually appending v3 to https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1520 does not help.

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: arch linux
• Browser: chrome

Exact location of issue

https://ar5iv.org/html/1608.05377#S0.F1

Problem details

Figure 1, a vector graphic embedded in the original PDF, has been converted incorrectly to an SVG image in the HTML5 version of the paper.

• All the typeset math characters have been removed
• The smooth curve shapes have been replaced by rectangles with rounded corners
• Many colors changed.
• Shading removed

Figure 1 as it appears in the original PDF:

Figure 1 as rendered on ar5iv.org:

Suggested resolution
Although vector images are generally preferable, in my opinion the image converter should be able to tell if it's encountering elements it can't handle and fall back to a raster conversion. Lightweight graphics are nice, but silently corrupting images is very bad.

Desktop

• OS: MacOS Catalina
• Browser: Chrome

Smartphone:

• Device: iPhone 12
• OS: iOS 15.2.1
• Browser: Chrome

Additional context
This image was originally created in Keynote on MacOS. (I am the author.)

As requested on Twitter, here's one example of several where translation has failed, I guess because this article was prepared using lhs2tex - a preprocessor for generating LaTeX with nice pretty-printing of Haskell programs (and some related languages, such as Agda and Idris).

For example, after equation (1) here:
https://ar5iv.org/html/2012.05155#S1.E1

Problem details

An equation reference is expected. Instead, it reads \reftagform@1.

Desktop

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Browser: Firefox 96.0

Screenshot

Exact location of issue
Figures 2 and 6 of https://ar5iv.org/html/1907.07998#S5.F6.1

Problem details

• The transform_inner and transform_outer directives with absolute dimensions don't really work together with the flex setup for a main figure. Something to address either in generation or in the final CSS.

Expected behavior

The figures should look properly aligned and sized in the article frame.

The kets (\rangle) are not rendering properly.

They are missing throughout the paper, e.g., here:

Expected behaviour is:

Thank you!

This was tested on Safari on a Macbook Air.

Hi guys,

thank you for your very cool project!

The article does not render at all, presumably because of how the bibliography is handled:

We include it via

\usepackage[style=numeric-comp,sorting=none,giveninits=true,maxbibnames=10,backend=biber]{biblatex}
\addbibresource{main.bib}
\AtEveryBibitem{
    \iffieldundef{doi}{}{\clearfield{url}} % removes URL field from bibliography if DOI is present
}

in the preamble and

\printbibliography[title={Bibliography}]

in the text.

Cheers!

Exact location of issue

https://ar5iv.org/html/1510.08473#id1

Problem details

latex constructs missing support

\SetWatermarkText

DRAFT \SetWatermarkLightness0.92 \SetWatermarkScale5 

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Ubuntu 21.10
• Browser: Firefox 98.0a1 (2022-01-31) (64-bit)

(Optional) Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Exact location of issue

Bibliography of ar5iv:2102.07081, right before Appendix A.

Problem details

The bibliography is missing (instead there is a line that says \printbibliography).

Desktop

• OS: Windows
• Browser: Firefox

Exact location of issue
Everywhere

Example:
No whitespace - spaces, line-endings

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Browser firefox and brave

(Optional) Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

I see this

The original abstract:

As requested on Twitter, an example of an article that uses minted.sty for syntax highlighting, whose translation breaks.

Jess Riedel was sadly taken for a ride by ar5iv not making it clear we only have "v1" of each article.

Rather than drop the version, we should have it always appended, and even send a clear warning when redirecting from "v2", "v3", ... "vN" down to "v1" on the lines of:

"Hey there! ar5iv only has access to the v1 source of all articles. This may be different than what you expect to find."

conversion fails due to missing macros

for example
Warning:missing_file:jmlr Can't find binding for class jmlr (using OmniBus)
 at main.tex; line 4 col 0 - line 4 col 1
 Anticipate undefined macros or environments
perhaps adding style files fromhttps://github.com/JmlrOrg/jmlr-style-filecould help

We have received requests to take down certain articles when authors are dissatisfied with the output fidelity, for a number of separate specific reasons.

I think the ar5iv web service should automate this. An article_exclusions.toml file could hold a list of IDs, turned into a HashSet when the rocket service is deployed, and checked against when articles are served. An article_excluded.tera.html template can then explain the specific page is missing on author request.

It has also been suggested to add a button where an author could request an article to be added to exclusions. The main question there is how to authenticate the person in question is indeed the author -- to avoid a malicious bot just requesting all articles be taken down. For now I won't work on a button, but will respect private communication that requests takedowns, as I have done during the first week of the launch.

Exact location of issue
Section 6 experiments
https://ar5iv.org/html/2105.01344#S6

Problem details
The display abruptly stops in section 6, whereas the original paper is longer
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2105.01344.pdf

Desktop (please complete the following information)
Ubuntu Chromium

I see three hiccups in this article, which uses an OSA template, since the paper was submitted to an OSA journal.

• In the author list, the superscript for the footnotes to the author contact information shows the tag \authormark in red.
• In the abstract and many other places, the name Schrödinger is garbled into Schrödinger. The Latex source file used utf8 encoding and so contained the ö character and not "o or "{o}.
• In the bibliography, produced with bibtex, lots of the citations show a tag \JournalTitle in red

Problem details

As we discussed in a twitter thread, a support for JAIR LaTeX code (i.e. jair.sty) is requested for proper rendering of JAIR papers posted on arXiv.

Some noticeable bugs:

• "author, affiliation, email" section is not processed
• cross-refs and footrefs are unsupported
• URLs in the footnotes that are displayed on the right panel stretches outside of the screen on a default display (i.e. no zooming)
• In addition, support for the latest version would be ideal

Expected behavior
Display of cross-refs without any ?; Full visibility of footnote URLs on the default display mode.

Desktop

• OS: Debian/Ubuntu
• Browser: firefox, chrome, brave

Exact location of issue

It seems the emails of authors have been parsed a bit incorrectly.

Example:

The authors section in https://ar5iv.org/html/2102.06911 is parsed a bit wrong on two counts

1. The @google.com emails are missing the { and }
2. The affiliations are not parsed correctly.

Problem details

versus the paper's PDF

Exact location of issue
Please provide a link to the source article, ideally pointing to the exact piece of content containing the issue. Our documents have "id" attributes on each logical element.

Hi. 👋 Thanks for making this project — really nice idea and work! The render for basically all of arXiv:2109.04981 (Publishing statistical models: Getting the most out of particle physics experiments) is broken. (I'm one of the authors and have the full LaTeX source so if you need me to give specifics on any part let me know — unfortunately, one of my colleagues uploaded a broken version of the source files, but I can send you it if needed (not sure if this is part of the problem).)

Problem details

The render fails throughout the document. It starts with printing some information from the source files

\usemintedstyle
friendly \setminted[json]fontsize=, numbersep=5pt, frame=lines, framesep=2mm, gobble=0 \setminted[python]fontsize=, numbersep=5pt, frame=lines, framesep=2mm, gobble=0, linenos

and then continues to fail to typset the document properly for the remainder. c.f. https://ar5iv.org/html/2109.04981#S1 for an example.

(Optional) Expected behavior
A clear and concise description of what you think the preferred outcome should be.

For the document to render fully without errors.

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Browser: Google Chrome 97.0.4692.99

(Optional) Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

All spaces between words seem to be missing, everywhere on the page. See screenshot:

the conversion fails for unknown reasons
perhaps missing "addtokomafont" macros

Exact location of issue
the superset marks seem to have been parsed as emails. Also, the "topic" type seems not to have been parsed (and left a stray mark on the page)

Example:

The supersets seem to be parsed as parts of the email https://ar5iv.org/html/1705.08023

Exact location of issue

Reported on twitter

Still has issues with the fancyvrb package as code examples are not rendered properly,
e.g., https://ar5iv.org/html/1405.2330 (Fig. 1, 4, 5, 6).

Problem details

The HTML is not accurately recreating the fancyvrb listing structure.

(Optional) Expected behavior

Should roughly match the PDF

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• Seen on Firefox, Ubuntu 21.10

Screenshots

Exact location of issue

Sadly, this is in the abstract so it's tough to pinpoint it with an anchor.

Example:

The authors section, for instance with ID id1.1.id1

Problem details

Well, it seems the authors section has been parsed wrongly, see the image below:

Exact location of issue
https://ar5iv.org/html/1608.05377#S0.F1

Problem details

The latex \rangle math symbol isn't rendering on mobile (at least for Chrome and Safari, iPhone 12, iOS 15.2.1). For example, it should appear where the red circles are:

This occurs in many places in the paper.

Expected behavior

This math is displayed correctly on desktop:

Note that this problem doesn't appear on either the mobile or desktop versions of the arxiv-vanity rendering of this paper. Interestingly, arxiv-vanity has some errors of its own for this paper which do not afflict the ar5iv version. Note, however, that as arxiv-vanity only has v2 of the paper, rather than v1, it's possible (though I think unlikely) the discrepancies are due to differences in those versions.

Note also that "requesting desktop version" of the page does not fix this problem on mobile even though the webpage renders correctly on an actual desktop.

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone 12
• OS: iOS 15.2.1
• Browser: Safari and Chrome

Hi,

Thank you for developing the website. I really like it.

I wonder whether we could also have shortcuts from some functionalities, especially when the toolbar is at the bottom below.
For example, having shortcuts for Feeling Lucky? and Report an Issue could fasten the process of testing and reporting issues.

Below is a JS snippet that I've written to add a shortcut for the Feeling Lucky? feature

// Shortcut `shift+r` for `ar5iv.org`'s `Feeling lucky?` functionality 
document.onkeydown = function(ev) {
    ev = window.event||ev;
    if (ev.keyCode == 82 && ev.shiftKey) {
      window.location  = "/feeling_lucky"
    }
}

Exact location of issue
Section 1.1 here: https://ar5iv.org/html/2012.05155#S1.SS1.2.1.1

Problem details
Figure reference numbers are incorrect.
For example, it reads Fig. 0(c) instead of Fig. 1(c).

Desktop

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Browser: Firefox 96.0

Screenshot

Exact location of issue
https://ar5iv.org/html/1811.01740#p1.2

Problem details
Biblatex is not handled and thus the \bibliography command, which with biblatex just says which bibliography files to use, is interpreted as in ordinary latex, and dumps the contents of the bibliography on the spot, containing commands that do not exist without biblatex and thus are dumped verbatim.

(Optional) Expected behavior
If using BibLaTeX, the \bibliography command just says which file to use, and the \printbibliography command prints the bibliography.

Desktop (please complete the following information)
Ubuntu Chromium but that's irrelevant

This was a first test of the "issue template", but this randomly chosen article should still get support.

Exact location of issue

Frontmatter, and consequences of raw interpretation in following sections of math/0003013.

Problem details

One of the smaller problems is the optional argument to title, which I recently patched in this latexml PR.

The bigger ones come from interpreting smfthm.sty raw, which may need dedicated binding support, or raw interpretation upgrades in latexml.

(Optional) Expected behavior
No errors, and full transport of the article content to HTML.

Exact location of issue
Table 1

Example:
Column 1, row 1 of Table 1 shows text saying "\rowcolor[gray]0.8" - that text is a LaTeX command that should not be visible.

Problem details
The "\rowcolor[gray]0.8" LaTeX command appears in the visible text of a table. This LaTeX command should not be shown as text in the HTML page.

Desktop

• OS: Manjaro Linux
• Browser: Firefox

Exact location of issue
https://ar5iv.org/html/2101.04108 (Sec 3.4)

Sorry for not linking the exact location. I can't find the anchored links on this and other subsections, and I think this may be another problem?

Problem details

• The math is not rendered in Sec 3.4
• The images are missing throughout the document. It may be because the subfigure package is not supported?

(Optional) Expected behavior
The images should render correctly as well as the equation.

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: Linux (Ubuntu 20.04)
• Browser: Chrome

Not related to the issue but general:
Thank you for doing this.

• Is there a contribution guideline? I am thinking of some way to set up the minimal code on local so that I can reproduce the issue with a specific paper and contribute fixes.
• Minor: Report issue should open in a new tab as we often need to link and refer to the paper while creating the ticket.