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Sounds great, just signed up to try it. Two questions: 1. What's with the "j"? Makes it sound like it was written in Java... 2. Any thoughts of turning the we
by Andrex 16y ago
Sounds great, just signed up to try it. Two questions:
1. What's with the "j"? Makes it sound like it was written in Java...
2. Any thoughts of turning the website converter bookmarklet into a Chrome extension? Would be cleaner and seem more secure for users.
- matt1 16y ago1. "j" is for JavaScript. Think jQuery. 2. No need -- the bookmarklet is easier to install and works cross browser. I'd bet that most people competent enough to install a Chrome extension can also install a bookmarklet. Also, seem more secure != more secure. Appreciate the feedback. Let me know what else I can do to make it better.
- Andrex 16y agoCould I make it a Chrome extension? :P Could be official or unofficial, I have my bookmark bar hidden so an extension would fit better with my workflow.