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Comment #36069853
HelpHub has a way to add a large CTA for that as a fallback. E.g. our own HelpHub implementation has a _Message Us_ button in the bottom to trigger a chat with a human support agen…
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Comment #36069759
That's a very valid concern. However, we do love to use our products! Once logged in, you will see that we replaced the Intercom chat widget with HelpHub there. We still offer Inte…
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Comment #36062311
Without knowing that product well, I think the main difference is that HelpHub is not just a ChatBot. It's also a full in-app help center with semantic search etc. The ChatBot inte…
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Comment #36062115
What I like most about this is that it's not just a chatbot but rather a full in-app help center with a chatbot built-in.
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Comment #30225711
You may not like it but the regular Django admin is what peak UI design looks like.
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Comment #29294680
Going with the VSCode set is a good approach as it has the same bindings as the Chromium DevTools which cannot be changed.
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Comment #29294639
I do so too, with quite similar arguments. I have a blog post about learning all VSCode Shortcuts[1] (did the same for PyCharm) and how it evolved my developing habits. Without lea…
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Comment #28548846
I deployed two minor (unrelated) bug fixes shortly after posting on HN. I thought this works without downtime etc., but maybe you somehow downloaded an incomplete version of the JS…
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Comment #28441607
To be fair, you don't need to do all 19 lessons. They are grouped by importance and topic. If you just do the first 2 modules you will already feel quite comfortable with VSCode an…
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Comment #28441587
I see your point and I wouldn't mind having something like that. However, much of KeyCombiner requires a database. It stores practice results, personal collections, you can change …
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Comment #28441554
I already did! ;) There is KeyCombiner Desktop that enables practice of any browser-reserved shortcuts. Only OS-reserved bindings are still a problem, but fortunately there's very …
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Comment #28437808
shortcutFoo is definitely a nice alternative. However, there are a few things that I think KeyCombiner does better. I am very biased though ;) - You can edit any combination in you…
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Comment #28437537
Hmm, I think Chrome on macOS is probably the most common scenario and well tested. Those 4 rectangles should contain the next 4 shortcuts that you have to type. Not sure how this c…
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Comment #28437510
Huh, practicing should definitely work also on Firefox. Could you give some more details. Does it work for you with Chrome? Does it work when you try the practice demo on the home …
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Comment #28070571
Vimium was one of the first tools I learned shortcuts for with KeyCombiner[1]. I still have to use KeyCombiner Desktop's instant lookup[2] feature from time to time to look up its …