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by hyferg 5y ago
Thanks for the info. What OS do you run?
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by hyferg 5y ago
I'm using that repo to distribute the app since it works well with our CI. We could make the browser open source if we can find some paid services to run on a server and more importantly there is a potential community that is intereste
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by hyferg 5y ago
What types of things do you run in your OS that you think would be useful to group like this?
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by hyferg 5y ago
Thanks! Our plan right now is to do a perpetual fallback license for $50 when we can prove the browser is something people want. We could make the browser free later on if we can provide paid features that require us to run servers.
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by hyferg 5y ago
Hey thanks for the feedback. > Did you code the engine from scratch… We’re using Electron with all the UI done with HTML. The criticism against Electron is that you don’t need to bundle a fully functional web browser to distribute a your
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by hyferg 5y ago
Hello, I’m Cameron and one of the two people working on the Bonsai web browser. We’re focused on making a web browser for programmers to improve their workflow. It helps you look up docs and search information. You can toggle it on with a h
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Show HN: Web browser to help programmers think clearly(bonsaibrowser.com)
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by hyferg 5y ago
At the time we were considering writing some citation manager software and wanted to verify that other people had the same problems with the integration between Zotero and everything else. I'd caution you to draw conclusions about acad
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by hyferg 5y ago
The back button in Chromium type browsers should ignore history entries added before a page receives a user gesture [0]. That did not seem to happen here! You can try it yourself by loading a YouTube video via pasting into the URL box and l
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by hyferg 5y ago
I recently interviewed some PhDs, postdocs, and professors for whom powerpoint was used as a tool for thought as well.