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Hey Stoney, Just fixed that bug :). Wasn't trimming properly :)

• stoney 16y ago
  That was quick! Was it a deliberate design decision to make it easy to access other people's reports (by just changing the number in the URL)? Obviously anybody could run any website through the tool, so there's not really anything private about it, but it still feels kind of weird. I've just had a fun 5 minutes seeing what everyone else has been running through it, which I'm not sure they'd all be happy about. Possibly you could use a long random string instead?
  • jolan 16y ago
    > I've just had a fun 5 minutes seeing what everyone else has been running through it Ooh fun indeed :) Yeah use a random string or cookie auth.
  • zippykid 16y ago
    MVP FTW! :) But, seriously I did think about using some hash or form of uuid, but long term plan is to let people make accounts.. for trending, and alerts.. but first, we're working on accuracy, then speed, and then usability.
    • axe 16y ago
      Is it the final product? what's your revenue model? the new version is too simplistic to charge money for, I think. have u considered making an academic version of your tool and selling it to schools and universities (can be used in classes dealing with web design/programming, rest is up to your imagination) An online social network, revolving around your tool is also an option. And I am missing the overall page score; good that you did away with the rest.