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a9t9
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About a9t9
https://a9t9.com => https://ui.vision/
https://ocr.space
Email:
m AT a9t9 dot com
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Comment #25729097
Nice overview. "Freemium is a harder model to implement in open source, since the source is, well, open, but we do see this in things like WordPress...." => Just to add another fla…
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Comment #21030543
"they're near impossible to monetize "... I would not say so. => Our UI (test) automation/RPA software consists of a totally free open-source extension for web automation plus a pa…
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Comment #20591389
Very nice idea. As an ISV with a freemium open-source extension, I would happily pay for an official security review that I could present to our users. Our extension is secure by d…
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Comment #17577229
Our initial tests were with standard template matching algorithms. With the Javavscript implementation we were stuck in the 60 seconds+ range per image search. With WebGL it was ~0…
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Comment #17574862
Just to mention a real life use case: We are using WebAssembly for the image recognition features in our Visual UI Testing browser extension "Kantu". Before switching to WA, we tes…
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Comment #16649261
I am not the op, but (faster) WebAssembly could turn out to be a big thing for browser extensions. For example, we are just in the process of adding WebAssembly powered image searc…
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Comment #15382471
Agree - startup alley is not the place to meet (non startup) customers. I have been to Startup Alley once with my previous company. We managed to get exactly 0 new customers out of…
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Comment #15356761
Another Jekyll advantage: Jekyll it makes it easy to host a blog under your main domain.com/blog, without the need to use a subdomain, without the need to fiddle with Wordpress and…
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Comment #14948096
3 months seems long. We ported our Copyfish extension to Firefox recently, and the approval process took only ~10 days. I think first feedback took about a week. The reviewer repli…
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Comment #14946380
Extension can/could read all data that you enter in websites. So you should only install extensions from trusted sources/developers. And/or: What I do is to have one Chrome profile…
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Comment #14946355
Not very long... Assert, frame/iframe and EVAL support are next on the list. Plus fixing any bugs that might show up. For bug reports and feature requests you can email us (team AT…
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Comment #14943959
Thanks for testing ;) The documentation is still very basic. I made a quick screencast just now and put it on https://a9t9.com/kantu/web-automation/chrome#video In Chrome, you firs…
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Comment #14596932
There is simply no good OCR engine available that can run inside a Chrome or Firefox extension. The best available is Tesseract.js. And while this engine is fantastic as a project,…
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Comment #14595967
Actually, based on my tests, there are only a few good services: Abbyy (best recognition rate but by far most expensive), Google Cloud Vision (second best recognition rate), Micros…
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Comment #14595706
Done. In addition, the email listed on https://github.com/A9T9 also reaches me.
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Comment #14595650
> When used on a video does it keep a history of all OCRed text? Not yet - but this feature is already on my todo list ;) Thanks for the hint about the chinese forums!
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Comment #14595416
I understand that hosted OCR, just like SaaS in general, is not suitable for every use case. On the other hand, the OCR.space OCR API has a very strict privacy policy: https://ocr.…
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Comment #14594496
Well, at least this confirms that the screenshots are not manipulated ;) The tricky part for the OCR in this example is the diverse background, as the Chinese characters are direct…
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