sjun

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   by sjun 7y ago

   There's a big movement in the Web community to move everything to JavaScript. Js on the server side with Node, html generated by Javascript, and the latest trend CSS-in-js. On one hand, this can be argued as centralizing on one technol
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   by sjun 8y ago

   The things that held me back from Bitwarden is the relatively short age of the company at 2~ years and the fact that there is only one dev. I'm reaching here. But even though the code is open source, he still owns the distribution. He
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   by sjun 9y ago

   > - They still run in a browser. It shows an address bar and whatever else your browser is always showing. Try Twitter's PWA right now: https://lite.twitter.com It's way too easy to accidentally swipe back. And then
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   by sjun 9y ago

   I see WebExtensions as taking a good/easy API that the Chromium team has created and proven and standardizing it like they standardized the web. I never worked on the previous Firefox extension API but I find it ridiculously easy to ha
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   by sjun 11y ago

   This decision makes sense. I'm assuming that they're going with the platform native notification APIs now. With the release of Windows 10, all three platforms (Windows, Mac, and Linux) now have a native notification center that su
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   by sjun 11y ago

   Can you point out which other major browsers integrate a feature like Pocket?
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   by sjun 13y ago

   Can you elaborate/point me to a resource?