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Not sure how it is on a computer, but the site really needs some work on mobile. I wanted to check out what these tools were all about but I got frustrated tryi

Not sure how it is on a computer, but the site really needs some work on mobile. I wanted to check out what these tools were all about but I got frustrated trying to read the page and gave up.

readthenotes1 4y ago
Maybe it's art? By not having the text flow, you give up on reading the nonsense earlier, and thus your browsing experience is more enjoyable!
- mcdv 4y ago
  No, this is not art, it's just a bug. What exactly do you call nonsense?
mcdv 4y ago
I'm sorry, the site really looks bad on small screens. I'll try to fix it today. Please, when you have time, open it from a desktop browser.
- whenlambo 4y ago
  “mobile devices have overtaken desktop computers in web traffic, and there’s no turning back” https://kinsta.com/mobile-vs-desktop-market-share/ https://kinsta.com/mobile-vs-desktop-market-share/
- loganc2342 4y ago
  I see you fixed it and it looks much better! Thank you for listening to my feedback, I’ll check it out later when I have spare time.
  - mcdv 4y ago
    Thank you so much for the feedback too! Please try to use my product. And if you don't mind, leave your feedback here or send an email to the address in the profile. It seems to me that many people here are not quite familiar with the concept of Risk-Reward. What is the risk? Take 10 minutes of your time to figure out if it will be useful to them or not. I'm sure it will be useful. The reward can be huge. The extension is very flexible and allows you to customize it for any, even the most bizarre, of your own needs. One commenter wrote that he didn't like the popup menus. But it takes 1 second to turn them off. Just press Alt + 1. Or you can create a new, your own two-item popup menu and make it appear when, for example, you hold Alt and select text. Or choose a different layout for the Popup menu, there are 5 different ones, including minimally intrusive ones. There are a lot of options! And at the same time, hotkeys continue to work, and you can assign your any action to literally any keyboard combination. You can also create your own context menus, and automatically switch them depending on the URL of the current page. The extension's command line is also always available via Control + Space. And yes, this keyboard shortcut can also be changed. There is not a single product on the market with such capabilities! Yes, this is a complex application that requires some initial customization. But any non-trivial application requires time to customize it for yourself. I really want to help people improve their productivity. I developed this extension to make people feel more comfortable when doing things in the browser. And the feedback just upsets and discourages me.
bin_bash 4y ago
Reader mode fixed it for me
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rubyfan 4y ago
yeah the title is ironic considering the browsing experience is so bad on mobile.
- mcdv 4y ago
  I fixed the mobile layout, now the site looks good on mobile.

Not sure how it is on a computer, but the site really needs some work on mobile. I wanted to check out what these tools were all about but I got frustrated trying to read the page and gave up.

readthenotes1 4y ago

Maybe it's art? By not having the text flow, you give up on reading the nonsense earlier, and thus your browsing experience is more enjoyable!

mcdv 4y ago
No, this is not art, it's just a bug. What exactly do you call nonsense?

mcdv 4y ago

I'm sorry, the site really looks bad on small screens. I'll try to fix it today. Please, when you have time, open it from a desktop browser.

whenlambo 4y ago
“mobile devices have overtaken desktop computers in web traffic, and there’s no turning back” https://kinsta.com/mobile-vs-desktop-market-share/ https://kinsta.com/mobile-vs-desktop-market-share/
loganc2342 4y ago
I see you fixed it and it looks much better! Thank you for listening to my feedback, I’ll check it out later when I have spare time.
- mcdv 4y ago
  Thank you so much for the feedback too! Please try to use my product. And if you don't mind, leave your feedback here or send an email to the address in the profile. It seems to me that many people here are not quite familiar with the concept of Risk-Reward. What is the risk? Take 10 minutes of your time to figure out if it will be useful to them or not. I'm sure it will be useful. The reward can be huge. The extension is very flexible and allows you to customize it for any, even the most bizarre, of your own needs. One commenter wrote that he didn't like the popup menus. But it takes 1 second to turn them off. Just press Alt + 1. Or you can create a new, your own two-item popup menu and make it appear when, for example, you hold Alt and select text. Or choose a different layout for the Popup menu, there are 5 different ones, including minimally intrusive ones. There are a lot of options! And at the same time, hotkeys continue to work, and you can assign your any action to literally any keyboard combination. You can also create your own context menus, and automatically switch them depending on the URL of the current page. The extension's command line is also always available via Control + Space. And yes, this keyboard shortcut can also be changed. There is not a single product on the market with such capabilities! Yes, this is a complex application that requires some initial customization. But any non-trivial application requires time to customize it for yourself. I really want to help people improve their productivity. I developed this extension to make people feel more comfortable when doing things in the browser. And the feedback just upsets and discourages me.

bin_bash 4y ago

Reader mode fixed it for me

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rubyfan 4y ago

yeah the title is ironic considering the browsing experience is so bad on mobile.

mcdv 4y ago
I fixed the mobile layout, now the site looks good on mobile.