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Thank you! 1) Are you sure you cannot change the font and and site theme without logging in? I just tested it and it works fine for me in private and incognit
by zeras 6y ago
Thank you!
1) Are you sure you cannot change the font and and site theme without logging in? I just tested it and it works fine for me in private and incognito modes.
I purposely designed it so a lot of the settings are available via the quick action bar for non-logged in users.
If you have no-script active or have disabled javascript, then the only option would be to login to change them via the Settings page.
Otherwise, you should be able to toggle those easily via the quick action bar above the search results.
2) Definitely. I probably should have already done that.
3) I am still thinking on this. My plan was to soon remove it for upgraded accounts. There is no user-specific tracking, but by anonymously tracking clicks in general it helps with ranking and generating "popular" search results order.
- lukevp 6y agoMost users have JS enabled, you could just track clicks making an Ajax get call with a click listener on all links before navigating if you don’t want to use something like GA.
- spacecowboy17 6y agoTo track clicks without redirects and JavaScript use the 'ping' attribute: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_ping.asp https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_ping.asp
- andreofthecape 6y agoDidn’t know about that. Does not look like it has Safari or IE support
- n3storm 6y agoI can't reach settings page or anything similar either. Whenever the cog is clicked browser goes to "/start" and a page with "Enter your email" is shown. Clicking Cancel or Continue without filling email takes me to page before.
- zeras 6y agoThe Settings page requires that you login, which only requires an email address. The quick action bar on the search results page also has a smaller cog icon and other icons on it that will allow you to change several settings without logging in, but you must have javascript enabled to access them.