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As much as I find myself doing this and messing with finding the floating toolbar in Zoom all the time, I finally looked up the native app shortcuts. Hopefully this saves everyone time. Command(⌘)+Shift+A: Mute/unmute audio Command(⌘)+Control+M: Mute audio for everyone except the host (only available to the host) Command(⌘)+Control+U: Unmute audio for everyone except host (only available to...

Cursor is it for me now. Been using it for months. The auto-import add-ons from vscode was the killer feature for me

I love getting the list of domains every day in my inbox and purchased with no problem on one that was enticing. Great idea and I think a lot of people would use this if they raise awareness that this exists.

Are there benchmarks to compare performance between versions? i found it to be cpu / memory hog in past but would like to try again.

Lol. Waze does this for you automatically when you reach destination and park and turn off car.

Im in there but the data is zeros, including twitter followers. Some should be zeros but some columns wrong.

Looks like a bunch of angel investors will be changing their emails soon… lol

Not sure why apple removed this feature years ago from the browser. Everything removed in the name of minimalism. Kudos for bringing it back.

So you couldnt just keep synonyms.com open in background or split screen? Not sure I see use case for bringing a website to desktop app.

I still dont see the use case for something like this. Would rather use a self-hosted ghostbin like mine I am running at 0-1.party

I love the idea of forcing you to think about the limited amount of photos you have in your roll to take. It forces awareness and will be a hit with the prosumer photo crowd.

Not sure I understand the use case here. This problem is already solved by setting CSP headers in web server config (NGINX for instance). Same goes for REST apis that travel over https connections. Set same rules for those locations that serve data to app endpoints. And view the NGINX logs (/var/log/nginx) no? What else am I missing?

Looks great, but just sticking (no pun intended) to using the built-in Stickies.app. Best of luck.

Been waiting for the iOS app. Thanks

It looks like a lot of the features are already available in native iOS reminders & notes (checklists, collaboration, etc). The UI even looks very similar.

Not sure how this is any different than Hourly News besides the colorful cards. Hourly News by Urban Apps wont let me link here but it is what i currently use.

@alberto_santos please add 2read.today daily email to the list of available feeds. One of my favorites i get in my inbox every morning.

I understand getting MVP shipped quickly but really wish there was a signup by email feature instead of forcing to use Google account.