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- JS: `String` Go: `string`
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- JS: `Object` Go: `struct` via JSON
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## Q: *I get `exit status 3221225781` when I try to run my program*
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- Your program likely can't find the Ultralight libraries. Ensure they're either installed on the system, or, in the same folder as your program. Currently, Muon uses the 1.1 Ultralight pre-release that hasn't yet propagated to their main site and can only be downloaded from the [Ultralight](https://github.com/ultralight-ux/Ultralight#getting-the-latest-sdk) github repo.
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## Q: *How do I get rid of the Console window on Windows?*
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- Add `-ldflags -H=windowsgui` to either your `go build` or `go run` to get rid of the window.
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## Q: *How do I setup Ultralight?*
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- See our [getting started guide](https://github.com/ImVexed/muon/blob/master/getting-started.md)
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## Q: *Is there perfect Chrome or Firefox feature parity?*
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- No, see [Missing Ultralight Features](https://github.com/ultralight-ux/Ultralight/issues/178)
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## Q: *How do I get rid of the Console on Windows?*
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- Add `-ldflags -H=windowsgui` to either your `go build` or `go run` to get rid of the window.
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## Q: *I get `exit status 3221225781`*
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- Your program likely can't find the Ultralight libraries. Ensure they're either installed on the system, or, in the same folder as your program. Currently, Muon uses the 1.1 Ultralight pre-release that hasn't yet propagated to their main site and can only be downloaded from the [Ultralight](https://github.com/ultralight-ux/Ultralight#getting-the-latest-sdk) github repo.
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## Q: *I get ` libWebCore.so: cannot open shared object file`*
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- If you're attempting to load the libraries out of the same directory as your program add `-ldflags "-r ."` to your `go build` to set `rpath` to the local directory for library resolution.
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