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Sorry, it's not available via the Aurora store. I'm going to do another release tonight – I'll make sure India is enabled in the Play Store. I don't think there are any limitations…

We don't have a public API yet. When things stabilize, we definitely will!

Yes, that's the plan! We have the beginnings of this today. Excited to make it a lot better over time.

Not yet, but it's high on the list! Which e-reader do you use?

Thanks, good feedback!

It's React Native which has been great. Still some work to do to make things really nice on large screens but overall a great experience.

Yes, we copy the content. We store both the original HTML and a copy of the extracted text as markdown. The text is what is synced to your device.

I’ve been working on my own Pocket replacement for the past few months. I was the head of product at Pocket in 2018/19, and ever since I left, I’ve had this itch to build my own ve…

And don't forget about nightly: http://nightly.mozilla.org/

The good news is that it works great in the browser, so it should work really well in Ubuntu. We support desktop notifications in Chrome and Firefox. The desktop app is based on Ch…

Thanks! It's Backbone.js on the front-end (with lots of help from the amazing strophe.js), Rails for the REST API, node.js for lots of supporting services, ejabberd for XMPP, and M…

Thanks will do!

Thanks! Yep, Android app is in the works. Not sure on exact timeframe but should be soon!

Thanks pwgustafson!

Today my friends and I are launching a project we've been hacking on for the past few years. It's friendly web based group chat (with apps for Mac, Windows, and iOS) that's not lim…

It seems like the problem with it not working very time is Github. I get a 503 on this URL every other time that I load it: http://rawgithub.com/briangonzalez/jquery.adaptive-backg…

I would say, like the calculator on the iPhone, they are paying homage to that design.

It's pretty easy to fix using ImageMagick which is what most apps are using to resize images. At the command line it's the -strip option and in rmagick it's the strip! method. This…

That picture is a fake. That's how the scans actually look.

Is anything a real competitor if it doesn't compete well out of the box?