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Show HN: Dfeed – A Feed Reader You Can Use Without an Account
- amadeuspagel 5y agoDfeed is a feed reader that tries to make it really easy to get started. You don't need an account, and you can add many feeds at once with copy-paste.
- egberts1 5y agoQuirky data entry. Firefox, iOS iPhone Halfway of my Hand-entered data entry resulted in text box “reverting” back to empty. Cut-n-paste resulted in same “back-to-empty” with no positive indication of having successfully entered in a link. Also, pressing return gave me a new line within the text box which is strange by itself. Otherwise, I marvel at the most simplistic web design since Google v0.0.4.
- amadeuspagel 5y ago> Halfway of my Hand-entered data entry resulted in text box “reverting” back to empty. I see. I just replicated that. If you focus the field, it resets the content. This is is to remove the placeholder text. (It's a contenteditable, so a placeholder text requires this hack, though of course you could check whether the content is really just the placeholder before removing it. The reason it's a contenteditable is to allow you to paste HTML.) > Cut-n-paste resulted in same “back-to-empty” with no positive indication of having successfully entered in a link. That means that dfeed either didn't find a feed or failed to parse it. Of course, it should show an error message in that case, but that's something I haven't implemented yet. > Also, pressing return gave me a new line within the text box which is strange by itself. That's also explained by the fact that it's a contenteditable. Paste submits automatically so hitting enter shouldn't be necessary. > Otherwise, I marvel at the most simplistic web design since Google v0.0.4. Thanks :-)
- terrycody 5y agoNothing happened when I input a feed URL in Firefox.