Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
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Re: Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
#32As far as the site itself goes - it has a clean, simple to understand interface lacks anything sexy to sell the idea. The animation is a great idea, but just seems dry and lacks context. Looking at the "Using Signal" page (https://trysignal.com/using-signal/), I'd say use a screenshot similar to the one there (albeit with the full inbox visible), and show an animation of the email being edited in real time rather than the side by side comparison. That would be a much clearer demonstration and immediately provide the context as to what's happening. In all reality you could just integrate the "Using Signal" page into the main index for the moment as it doesn't have enough information to really constitute a secondary page.
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#33Re: Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
#34One bug I noticed is that when I mark a message as unread, the subject line / summary text goes back to what it used to be.
Maybe you guys could have an empty repo on GitHub to keep track of bugs?
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#35Re: Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
#36Messes with keyboard shortcut workflow :(
Re: Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
#37Great application! One bug I noticed is that when I mark a message as unread, the subject line / summary text goes back to what it used to be. Maybe you guys could have an empty repo on GitHub to keep track of bugs?
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#38Re: Show HN: Signal – Edit emails in your Gmail inbox
#39I'll just wait for Google to either ripoff the idea or (hopefully) acquihire the company and integrate it into Gmail itself.
Really the idea that the message preview is the FIRST two lines is comically absurd, especially for a company like Google. It's actually amazing to me nobody has done this yet.
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#40Is the original email accessible somewhere after I create my edited version?