jberthom

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by jberthom 8y ago
Front app is a centralized interface to access your various inboxes. Station unifies all of your web applications (e-mail, chat, tasks, notes etc.) in one single app. Front is closer to being an e-mail client handling various inboxed but in
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by jberthom 8y ago
We get Chromium updates when we upgrade to a new version of Electron. We rely on Electron integrating the new version (typically there is always a delay) to be up to date.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes definitely that would be interesting. You can e-mail it at hello@getstation.com Thanks
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by jberthom 8y ago
It could be linked to the apps being used (one clue is Whatsapp) but we are still investigating it.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Indeed we are aware that we have issues with performance and we are working hard to identify ways to fix it. We released 15 days ago but it's a work in progress.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes I agree with you. We are currently working on a V.2 of our website that will offer a faster way to get a tour of the different features through animations. We might not even need to keep the "Take a tour" part.
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by jberthom 8y ago
What do you mean by "infinite circle"?
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by jberthom 8y ago
Wavebox is a great tool. One thing we focus on is making switching between apps easier and faster. We have a feature called the Quick-Switch that allows you to easily switch to a different channels on Slack or search information across appl
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by jberthom 8y ago
Indeed for now we do not handle multi-account for all applications, AWS being one of them. But we plan on supporting multi-account across all applications by isolating cookies. You can see our public roadmap here: https://www.no
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes you can find more information about the data being collected here: https://faq.getstation.com/data-and-privacy/what-are-your-pr...
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by jberthom 8y ago
It's a fair point. We are actually based on Chromium (we run on Electron). So we are a for-profit company building a browser based on an open source project - just like Google with Chrome.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes that's exactly how we think about it. Browsers were originally designed to access static pages and with the growth in adoption of SaaS applications it slowly became the default operating system for web apps. As you mention at the e
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by jberthom 8y ago
Good question, our own dev team would love to have that too and it's definitely something we are considering :)
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes at first glance from a UI perspective it's essentially what it is. A friend of mine often jokes about it and tells me "ok so you just took the tabs and put them on the left" :) We started from that bias in the interface b
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes good point, we will update it!
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by jberthom 8y ago
Currently you do not have the option to do it yourself. For now what Station does is it run an algorithm that detects the apps you use the most often and only keep 8 tabs open at any given time. We believe it's best if we can do it int
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by jberthom 8y ago
In the sense that we do not handle classic browsing tasks: searching on Google and read articles across tabs. Our users do not stop using the browser when they start using Station, they use both in combination: the browser for browsing &amp
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by jberthom 8y ago
I haven't in a little while personally but some of our team members use Firefox and so far we never had any issues. Did you spot anything?
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by jberthom 8y ago
Thanks! Yes a lot of users tell us the exact same thing. It's not always easy to understand what it does until you've tried it. That means we also need to improve the way we communicate around the product and make the value prop c
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by jberthom 8y ago
For now we've limited to Google accounts indeed but we will soon release the option to login with username & password. We do say corporate accounts because we see Station as a work environment and therefore think it's best if
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by jberthom 8y ago
We've limited to Google login indeed as it was the first version of the app and we wanted to make it easy for as many users to sign up and get started on Station. We will very soon release a username/password login which will answ
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by jberthom 8y ago
1. Good idea, this is definitely something we have in mind as we look to revamp our dock and the way we handle notifications across all your apps 2. Improving performances is one of our main focus at the moment. You should definitely see im
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by jberthom 8y ago
No it's a native application you install and run on your OS.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Yes we plan on adding more password managers including LastPass and Dashlane which are the most requested ones on top of 1Password which we have already integrated.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Thanks a lot!! When you request a custom app you can pick the option to have it just for yourself and not for your co-workers.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Indeed we know few users have this specific issue you are referring to. We are looking into it.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Very good points. Indeed we plan on revamping the background of the app that can be disturbing and make the app icons more visible.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Indeed we do not support multi-account for all apps yet but it is part of our roadmap (you can see a public version here: https://www.notion.so/stationhq/4fc4be71cb2f4ddcb59b8b38858c... )
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by jberthom 8y ago
Great to hear! :) Means a lot to the whole team reading this.
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by jberthom 8y ago
Indeed good point. We have slightly increased the area for moving the window since previous versions but this is something we can still optimize.

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