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Comment #16272193
I'm actually curious about this - do you know of articles that talk about this?
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Comment #15462545
Gloves aren't really a mainstream consumer product yet in a way that you'd expect in the future. When I'm typing in VR, I have to put my controllers down to the side of the keyboar…
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Comment #15119104
Magic leap is creating glasses which overlay things onto the real world. These are VR headsets - your view is completely blocked.
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Comment #12032119
In 2014, I posted a chrome extension called UX Check ( http://uxcheck.co ) as a Show HN. It didn't get any traction, but a month later, somebody reposted it and it hit the front pa…
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Comment #11337376
Accessibility tip - you're probably thinking of the "title" attribute. Agreed though.
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Comment #8883077
Yikes, that's bad. Do you use any accessibility settings like changing the font size on websites? Or are you on an older version of Chrome? Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #8882338
That was the most frustrating part of the project. I used the Open XML SDK for Javascript. There isn't a whole lot of documentation so it was a lot of guess and check. http://openx…
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Comment #8881740
I used a Chrome extension API. One alternative I've heard is copying the DOM over into a separate canvas element, which you can save as an image. I haven't tried that yet though. h…
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Comment #8881158
Thanks! V2 will support custom heuristics so hopefully that will help. I'll consider adding more severity ratings as well.
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Comment #8881103
Thanks for the input. I'll look into this.
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Comment #8881095
Thanks! 1. There actually already is HTML output. My idea is that most people will likely copy/paste from HTML or a Word Doc to combine with their collaborators. From that perspect…
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Comment #8881072
Good to know, thanks. Can you let me know the specific sites you tested it on? I'll take a look.
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Comment #8881061
Hi all - I created UX Check as a side project over the past few months and I'm glad that people are finding it to be helpful! There are some awesome suggestions in this thread and …
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Comment #8801890
I just finished with a side project. I knew going in that I would lose motivation for reasons left and right, even though it's the right project for me to work on. In order to keep…
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Comment #8783279
Thanks for the input. I'll look into it!
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Comment #8780897
Thanks! Any feedback welcome. And yes, I thought a bit about automation, but decided that it would likely be too hit and miss.
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Comment #8741348
Honestly, yes. I thought that it was some happy ad campaign for Jib Jab and that you were actually giving out free Santa calls. I was just about to share this with so many people, …
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Comment #8699925
Hm. Why don't they just limit the # of characters that can be typed in the title text box?
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Comment #8214207
What will make you appreciate the development cycle even more is that it was one guy, Chris Sawyer.
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Comment #3544577
Could you post a screenshot? I'm with fferen, don't see any difference.
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Comment #3466508
After reading what you wrote about each one being its own company, then seeing that Google Toolbar still exists, I started thinking: "We're delivering the next generation in browse…
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Comment #3466495
Really? Works fine for me...what's your Twitter name?