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Wow, this is amazing. Seems like magic once I wonderstood what it does. Like others here, at first I thought it was just another pastebin. I didn't realize wha
by justusthane 10y ago
Wow, this is amazing. Seems like magic once I wonderstood what it does.
Like others here, at first I thought it was just another pastebin. I didn't realize what it could do until I read your comment here in this thread. Seems dumb, but I didn't notice I could scroll down for examples, and I also would have had no idea about the browser extension. I would have dismissed this almost immediately had I just visited the page. Perhaps you can make this things more obvious?
Also, any plans for a Firefox extension?
Note: "Wonderstood" was a typo, but I'm leaving it because I like it :)
- kahseng 10y agoPoint taken and thanks for the positivity! Had been balancing utility and explanation, and can swing more a little to the latter. Yes Firefox shouldn't be too hard, I don't use anything too Chrome specific, and I have built extensions for FF and Safari prior (wink wink).
- audiodude 10y agoI also came to the comments for examples because I didn't realize there was anything below the fold, FWIW
- kahseng 10y agoFirefox extension out soon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/context-ctxt-io/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/context-ctxt-... It was harder that I thought, lots of quirks and behavioral differences even though the APIs used were relatively simple. Needed for example `e.preventDefault()`, requiring `<all_urls>` (unfortunately! - but that might allow me to allow copying styles from selection) and a bunch of style fixes just to get to parity.