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by handoff 7y ago
I believe this is the first Tab Suspender for Safari since the transition to the new Safari App Extension model. Depending on your tab count and how "heavy" the websites are, you can expect a considerable reduction of memory and C
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Show HN: (The Only) Tab Suspender for Safari(apps.apple.com)
10 points by handoff 7y ago|1 comments
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UN report card: Carbon-emissions cuts are way behind schedule(arstechnica.com)
2 points by handoff 7y ago|0 comments
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by handoff 7y ago
That's actually a pretty neat idea. Just yesterday I spent close to an hour manually taking screenshots, annotating, aligning them, etc. This would have saved me a lot of time
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by handoff 7y ago
Wasn't this announced already a few months ago?
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by handoff 7y ago
Looks cool! Is that fully automated or do you manually approve each entry?
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by handoff 7y ago
Looks really nice! Seems to work better on Firefox than on Chrome
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by handoff 7y ago
oh man that brings back memories... I think people nowadays vilify it just because it's cool to bash jQuery but without it, the web wouldn't be where it is now.
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by handoff 7y ago
You can even turn the lights on, that's quite neat
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by handoff 7y ago
I guess twitter will not be acquired by google anytime soon
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by handoff 7y ago
I don’t think the regular user would care much though. I’m guessing the website would be regularly monitored. What if they implement some VW emissions cheat style to pretend they track less than they really do
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by handoff 7y ago
Better browser extension developing / debugging tooling. Or at least something that doesn’t freeze or crash as often as it does now
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by handoff 7y ago
This is something a browser extension could easily do
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by handoff 7y ago
> Appending to a string in Javascript is typically a lot faster than appending to an array. The same is true in C# if I recall correctly. Not sure if that’s still the case
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by handoff 7y ago
Op doesn’t seem to have an issue with paying the bills, it looks like he wants more to have something to look for? That’s a dangerously frustrating way of thinking imo as you’ll never be happy or satisfied
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by handoff 7y ago
What do you usually work on? Since you say you’re bored, can you ask to move to another project?
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Show HN: Handoff Tabs – Don't Let Chrome Kill Your Battery (macOS)(apps.apple.com)
2 points by handoff 7y ago|0 comments