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Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by chrisper on Sunday November 13, 2016 @03:44PM (#12945554)
Why did IFTTT become so bad with the recent changes? Why did they have to "improve"?

The updated app is horrible to use compared to the old one.

Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by Splendor on Sunday November 13, 2016 @04:08PM (#12945675)
I'm not sure but I'm not happy with the change. I thought they did a great job of making conditional logic easy for the masses through their 'recipes'. The new applets hide what little complexity the service previously had and now its just confusing to me.
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by klinquist on Sunday November 13, 2016 @04:55PM (#12945892)
If you're on iOS (Android soon), try Stringify. Multiple ANDs/ORs/cascading actions, etc *I work for Stringify
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by chrisper on Sunday November 13, 2016 @07:06PM (#12946564)
I do not seem to be able to create a flow that when I push the button it will call some URL with certain parameters. Does that exist?
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by klinquist on Monday November 14, 2016 @12:58PM (#12951758)
Yes - add the 'Maker' thing - it will send HTTP GET/POST/PUT.
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by mpfundstein on Monday November 14, 2016 @06:55AM (#12949209)
Or Triggi (www.triggi.com) . Direct competitor to Stringify from the NL. Disclaimer: I work there as Creative Technologist
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by elkos on Sunday November 13, 2016 @06:46PM (#12946482)
is there going to be a web version?
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by klinquist on Monday November 14, 2016 @12:59PM (#12951771)
Android first, then we'll look at web.
Re:Trigger Happy: An opensource clone of IFTTT by kordless on Sunday November 13, 2016 @05:42PM (#12946147)
The change in the service is a direct reflection on their best guess at how to best answer the return on investments they have taken. These changes rarely benefit the customer's pocketbook, or at least IFTTT's version of a given customer's pocketbook.