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Show HN: Sparkline.email – a quick graph of your email inbox size
- mtmail 12y agoA screenshot or any preview would be nice. Asking for full access to my emails without an imprint, contact address plus hidden whois information is too risky.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- JBerlinsky 12y agoA preview is now available on the home screen; thanks for the feedback!
- JBerlinsky 12y agoUnfortunately, Google doesn't make it possible to get a count of your inbox size, as far as I know, without requesting full permissions :(
- BorisMelnik 12y agogot an application error when trying to connect my friend
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- JBerlinsky 12y agoShould be working now
- kevinjasker 12y agoI see a line with a decreasing slope (decreasing because it 'ends' at the red dot... ?), but I have no context. Does a negative slope mean my inbox situation is getting better, or worse? Some sort of context would be nice.
- JBerlinsky 12y agoThe general idea is that the graph is of your inbox size, so a reduction in quantity (decreasing slope) would represent a "better" inbox situation. How might you suggest providing that context while keeping the ensuing image lightweight and clutter-free?
- kevinjasker 12y agoBe specific about that when describing the graph. I don't see anything about inbox size on the page. Graph is clean, informative, and immediately understandable given that crucial bit of information...
- kevinjasker 12y agoFull disclosure - i've never heard of a sparkline graph, and i'm guessing I am not unique in that.
- saamm 12y agoHeads up: I'm getting an application error. ("An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments.")
- JBerlinsky 12y agoShould be working now