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Show HN: Oh, hi Mark – Chrome extension aiming to end the bookmarks nightmare

• tedmiston 10y ago
  I'm a little concerned by the 653 KB file size. Is that due to assets?
  • harijoe 10y ago
    This weight is mostly explained by the dependencies. Oh, hi Mark! relies notably on elasticlunr as a search engine and unfluff to scrape saved pages. There is definitely space for optimization here, but I chose to rather focus on features until now.
    • prashnts 10y ago
      Fuse.js could be a better alternative for elasticlunr.js. [1] http://fusejs.io/ http://fusejs.io/
      • harijoe 10y ago
        I didn't know it. It seems indeed very powerful. I will try it and if it is as fast as elasticlunr, use it. Thanks :-)
    • tedmiston 10y ago
      Totally makes sense. Keep up the good work!