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The Javascript API is unrestricted at the moment so that is possible right now. That's why we make it a point to warn people to only install JS extensions from a trusted source right now, e.g. https://extensions.insightbrows
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I think the most interesting idea here is that of Goggles, filters like - trusted product reviews - left biased media/right biased media - my cooking sites. This is something we've been doing for a while in Insight (YC W19) ( http
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I think the most interesting idea here is that of Goggles, filters like - trusted product reviews - left biased media/right biased media - my cooking sites. This is something we've been doing for a while in Insight (YC W19) ( http
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We’ve tried to make it as powerful as the platform allows — there are limitations to how large iOS allows the blocklist to be. What other features from Adblockers are you missing with Insight that would be helpful?
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Yes, we're very excited to work with extension developers! But there's 2 important things to consider: Apple's terms clearly don't allow us building a store within the app (Fortnite vs. Apple) so we're not going to
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Thanks for the feedback, we've been hearing occasionally about iOS shortcuts and are looking into how to best integrate them. I'd love to hear some workflow examples of things you'd automate that involve the browser. That wou
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Thank you! Extensions are either no-code or use vanilla Javascript. For no-code extensions, the logic is represented in simple base64 encoded JSON. For extensions that use Javascript, it's a very simple model where a script is injected
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Typelit – Typing practice with classic literature
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Good excuse to try the Insight beta instead :)
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This is starting to make increasingly more sense even though Apple making a car seemed laughable a few years ago. Apple is fundamentally now a company that can move immense amounts of capital into new industries with the underlying ethos of
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6y ago
For those of you on iOS, you can also disable AMP in Kiwi Browser ( https://kiwibrowser.com/features/ ). But if you're looking for something more generally extensible to work around AMP and other things that make th
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I see, that’s cool but I was referencing something different — That it was important for users to quickly recognize the publisher on the search result page itself. They develop more trust with some sources than others. I wasn’t able to disc
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WikiWikiWeb
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Thought it'd be appropriate to plug what we're working on here. We're a YC company (W19) are building an iOS browser that's extensible. You can build "extensions" to inject your own JS into pages if they match
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Oh cool I think you may have just hit the API limit for favicons if you use one from the HN traffic https://share.icloud.com/photos/0XKxqxHuzZV-7sO2wOx0y53YQ
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This is really good. I would love to integrate this as an extension into our mobile browser. Hope that’s ok. https://insightbrowser.com/collections/cooking Also I wanted to mention that the most important piece of meta
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You.com – Richard Socher's trusted search engine
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This lecture by Steve Blank at the Computer History Museum is a great summary of the growth of Silicon Valley https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTC_RxWN_xo
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Developers vs. Apple's 30% tax: A comprehensive review
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Reddit has probably the strongest network effect of any community product so it’s surprising and good that they still have an API that enables stuff like this.
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Thanks for the feedback! As the site mentions, we're still in beta, so feedback is super helpful. 1. Yes, it's forked from Firefox, this is a fairly common starting codebase and compatible license for making a browser, Brave does
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Hi, blog post OP here. While Reddit has its own challenges, it proven quite resilient to this particular form of content quality drop. We found that this is such a common workflow with our first few users that we've built it in as a de
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This phrase was definitely in the back of my mind while writing this and something I use in everyday conversation. I just hesitated to use it because its one of those terms that's very common in search but has mixed usage levels outsid
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Hi, and thanks for the feedback! I'm the original author of that post. > Insight, as an aggregated platform for comparison. It seems pretty obvious that the endgame of this product would be just another Amazon. Why would it turn ou
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How user experience degrades as the open web dies
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As strange a move as this may seem outside of India, the culture’s huge focus on competitive exams means this is: 1. A very cheap way for them to build trust with a whole generation at a time. 2. A good way to leverage their brand and distr
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What is Brave doing under the hood to get these claimed performance improvements over Chrome, Firefox and Safari?
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That door was a lifesaver when it was freezing cold and you got out of a deep down Schlag basement after soldering some stuff and had to go to your dh basement classes! Also quick access to the weak library!
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Good to know about the "..." thing Even though I'll miss it myself as a power user I think this is actually fine so long as there's a common standard for integrating third-party engines. Opensearch came about when search
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thanks for the tip! good to know it's possible
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