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Re:Show HN: Playground for the QA Automation Engineers on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @06:55AM (#30764644)
Very helpful stuff for a QA

Ask HN: What Browser Extension You Would Love to Have?

I work in a company that wants to invest in the browser extensions. We are wandering around and building small stuff because and don't have a quality idea for the project and what do people need.For Example Honey, Pocket, Grammarly is bigger ones.What you would love to have as an addition to your Browser?

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Re:Show HN: A tool that saves all form typings forever on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @03:31AM (#23151403)
Hi HN, we made an extension that saves all input data you type in your local storage (not sending anything to the server).

Do you find this useful?

Hi all, I and my colleagues are testing the various product and primary goals Are to provide real value with a Browser extension.

What we notice and what is obvious today is how much just social media 1. distracts you, 2. takes your focus 3. fill our heads with a ton of disinformation among others

and it just impacts our lives in a way I think we can't imagine yet.

This extension will monitor where you navigate on social sites primary but you can add other sites. You can limit your daily time on any site. When the time is out, we just put an overlay over that sites with the notice that you spend too much there. You can close it if you want.

We find that it just works for us.

We would love to hear your feedback.

If we find that there are people there that share our thoughts and like the app, we will continue to develop it according to community feedback.

Goran

Ok thx for feedback, will add euro easily..

You think bottom scrollbar like this could help with scrolling http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/library/pure/highcharts/highchart...

?

And this one with zooming http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/library/pure/highcharts/highchart...

p.s. https://usability.testing.exchange/ - nice one

In SPA you usualy bind pages to routes or hashes.. so that points to something..

For example to have central router where you check you tokens etc. Take a look this example with auth0 and ReactJS

Re:Show HN: Micro - Convert Any Site to Single Page App on Wednesday November 30, 2016 @11:01AM (#13071765)
In contrary.. content is lazy loaded so when you navigate, only small part off app is loaded via ajax. For example if you are using bootstrap, jQuery etc, those files will not load again when you navigate. So you save bandwith and have better user experience because site is not reloaded which is heavy.

Take a look of this case: http://micro-js.com/examples

Re:Show HN: Micro - Convert Any Site to Single Page App on Wednesday November 30, 2016 @09:52AM (#13071165)
3kb library with features like: client side routing, templates and caching.

Will turn your new or existing site to SPA without need to use React, Angular etc