anon1395

Your logo gets cut off in Firefox https://i.ibb.co/kbj5vw7/image.png

Yep, it's a bubble.

>I asked AI doesn't sound right for me.

That's a you thing.

Safari should be on Windows. I don't care what CSS standards it has, it needs to give Chrome and Firefox some competition

The site reminds me of a youtube video downloader. They technically do the job but the site itself it seems very sketchy.

Well, personally I would prefer if it doesn't exist.

Example of a good image toolbox online: https://ezgif.com/ - straight to the point.

Example of a bad page: https://imageresizer.com/crop-image - the long SEO-style content feels distracting and undermines trust.

Users who see the blog post section will know it is an SEO tactic, which puts people off. Also, nobody's going to read it; I would recommend adding some JS to detect if the user is a google bot, if so, remove the blog post. Lastly, the faceless, generic design can seem very sketchy.

After the actual UI there is a whole SEO article. :/

Dead internet theory, anyway I could just use ChatGPT for this

HTML isn't turing complete

Most ordinary people thing that they are just adding a shortcut to the website, whereas these wrappers convince the user they are actually installing an app app.

Personally I think PWAs are a bit confusing for consumers as they think "It's a website, i won't be able to use it offline." and if they get reminded that they can use it offline they usually forget.

I recommend this to anyone that has finished learning HTML and CSS. It simplifies javascript a lot.

What if I need to buy something on Coinbase Commerce?

Why do you think i'm in the USA...? I am in the UK and it is impossible to buy bitcoin without regulations.

Bitcoin is regulated as hell

You could just break it, and someone may find out a way to pick this lock

Why do you say that?

I think the concept of "vibe coding" was around before the label "vibe coding" existed.

This is just like any other AI image generator but with a different prompt.

> Why not use it?

You shouldn't try and find ways to add unnecessary javascript to your page.

I'm sure my friends will be absolutely heartfelt when I send them a PNG of a banana.

Not all web-based software is bad. Windows Explorer's left-side menu bar was made in HTML for a while, and that was alright.

If i am correct, YouTube is trying to say "If you don't watch the ads, you are harming the poor, small content creators!"

Why would they not allow them?

Isn't this going to disrupt ecosystems?

what is this threshold?

IIRC TikTok is built using their own framework, https://lynxjs.org/

dang why can't I downvote comments