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Cool project! I also use a browser extension for this currently, but the obvious advantage to this is you can use it on any browser immediately as long as you r
by robbles 14y ago
Cool project! I also use a browser extension for this currently, but the obvious advantage to this is you can use it on any browser immediately as long as you remember the domain name.
One suggestion - it would be a bit more useful if you hid the top bar while it's in "refreshing mode", and made the iframe take up the whole page. You could put a little icon in one of the top corners to reveal it again. I've used tools like this in the past to show analytics and news dashboards, and you typically want to keep as much screen real estate as possible.
- justindocanto 14y agoI was thinking about that (hiding the toolbar). That's a great idea of making a little icon that lets you return to it. It would also solve the problem I'm having with the extra padding issues on some browsers. I might make that happen on a later date. And yes, i agree.. it's hard to remember the domain name. If I think of something short and sweet and see that it's available... I'll change it to that. I spent no more than 10 seconds on thinking of a domain name. I figured most people would just boomark it, if they found it useful, since it's not an every day tool... but i get your point. It's always better if you can easily remember the domain name. Thanks for the feedback!
- robbles 14y agoI actually don't think the domain name is that bad. I was more alluding to my own poor memory for the names of useful apps like this. It is pretty long for a domain name, but I think I'd remember it thanks to the similarity to http://lmgtfy.com/ http://lmgtfy.com/, commonly used by sarcastic people throughout the web. That was deliberate, right?
- justindocanto 14y agoI would be lying if i said i didn't have LMGTFY in mind when I choose that domain name.