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by vais 17y ago
For the sake of preservation of the market itself. If my only option is to make my app free just because others have discounted their work beyond reason, I may opt to no longer deliver any new products to such a market (give up on it), and
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by vais 17y ago
Please do ;) Once you install it, here are a few suggested search terms guaranteed to put a smile on your face: empty string, $, <, >, span, div, table Spoiler: any reserved Regular Expressions characters will result in an invalid s
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by vais 17y ago
cmelbye, you are right to point this out - there are actually several incarnations of free find in page bookmarklets floating around the Web since 2007. I even wrote this post explaining why I felt the need to create my own and charge for i
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by vais 17y ago
milestinsley, thank you for a thoughtful comment and kind words about the bookmarklet. As for the app itself, you are totally correct - it has 0 features - it is just a convenient delivery mechanism for the bookmarklet data. But there is mo
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Developer adds the missing in-page search to iPhone Safari [video](youtube.com)
2 points by vais 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Review my mobile Safari add-on
9 points by vais 17y ago|9 comments
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by vais 17y ago
Shameless bit of self-promotion in the hope that it brings value to iPhone-wielding Hacker News readers like me. Every Web browser has a find in page feature, both desktop and mobile, except for Safari on the iPhone. Not any more.
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In-page search comes to mobile Safari(findinpage.blogspot.com)
2 points by vais 17y ago|1 comments