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Until I can give it an 'improper' try from a web page (rather than installing an extension), no. Funny to say "it's built for devs" then go on to say that an e

• swethmandava 5y ago
  We heard you - we no longer require an extension! Hope you give it a try, would love your feedback! :)
  • karmakaze 5y ago
    Came back and tried it. My reason for entering any random text and not coming back would be because the search results are presented like Pintrest or Digg rather than an easily scannable list format--search engines use formats for reasons. Great UX--if I wanted to pass time scrolling about programming instead of Instagram. My suggestion would be to have all your developers use your search engine exclusively. Use their feedback, you may have already come up with many of the suggestions being presented here.
    • swethmandava 5y ago
      Thank you, we'll continue iterating on these apps based on feedback :) I'm an engineer myself and quite like the stackoverflow app - anything particular that you find distracting?
      • karmakaze 5y ago
        I wasn't speaking of the apps, though I presume they have the same layout as the no install demo. I want search results in a dense text list, not a sparse-with-too-much-whitespace multicolumn 'cards' that seem so popular with UX-style-rather-than-ergonomic-focused startups.
        • swethmandava 5y ago
          gotcha - thank you! We'll make a note :)