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by dutzi_ 7y ago
# Motivation The idea behind it is quite simple. Chrome offers a quick way to search websites, for example, by typing "you" and hitting Tab Chrome offers to search YouTube (assuming you've visited YouTube before). fjump.to ut
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by dutzi_ 7y ago
This is a simple tool I build over a weekend and I use it regularly since. I hope it gets more attention now (this is the second time I'm posting it here).
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Show HN: Fjump – navigate the web faster utilizing Chrome's tab-to-search(fjump.to)
3 points by dutzi_ 7y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Navigate to URLs faster utilizing Chrome's tab-to-search(fjump.to)
1 points by dutzi_ 7y ago|0 comments
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Enabling React Fast Refresh in your Create React App project(dutzi.party)
2 points by dutzi_ 7y ago|0 comments
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Optimizing Webpack's build time by learning from the best(dutzi.party)
1 points by dutzi_ 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Reposter – Turn comments left on your Facebook posts to posters(poster.re)
1 points by dutzi_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by dutzi_ 12y ago
It's heartwarming to see that Microsoft is using AngularJS
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by dutzi_ 12y ago
Currently you cannot chain proxies to Tamper. I will add this to my to do list. If this helps, know that Tamper sets Chrome proxy settings to go through its proxy using a PAC file. You can modify that PAC file by clicking the little cog ico
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by dutzi_ 12y ago
I built this tool because I had a lot of production issues where I needed to make some changes and test them. I couldn't use devtools' Elements or Sources panel since I had to make this changes available as the page loads (inline
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by dutzi_ 12y ago
I built this tool because I had a lot of production issues where I needed to make some changes and test them. I couldn't use devtools' Elements or Sources panel since I had to make this changes available as the page loads (inline
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Show HN: Tamper – Devtools extension. Edit remote files locally(dutzi.github.io)
12 points by dutzi_ 12y ago|1 comments
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by dutzi_ 12y ago
Nice work! Can you please provide an example for using `evaluate()` to get the page's content? I tried this, but didn't get anything: new Nightmare() .goto('http://yahoo.com') .evaluate(function (pa