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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…

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 t…

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!"