BugRex: Fix HTML, CSS and JavaScript Bugs with Live Chat
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#3Great initiative. I already got some interesting approaches around a ReactJS problem.
Re: BugRex: Fix HTML, CSS and JavaScript Bugs with Live Chat
#4Just an FYI, uBlock is killing the chat form on the right. I had to disable it to get the form to show up. I assume this is because of the Olark integration.
A nice way to avoid this would be to set a timeout of a few seconds and, if that div is still empty, show a message to the effect of "Nothing here? We use a third-party chat provider that is unfortunately sometimes blocked by ad-blockers. Please disable your ad-blocker to proceed. We don't serve any ads on BugRex."
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#5Nice project, I submitted the form for kicks. Just an FYI, uBlock is killing the chat form on the right. I had to disable it to get the form to show up. I assume this is because of the Olark integration. A nice way to avoid this would be to set a timeout of a few seconds and, if that div is still empty, show a message to the effect of "Nothing here? We use a third-party chat provider that is unfortunately sometimes b…
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#8Nice project, I submitted the form for kicks. Just an FYI, uBlock is killing the chat form on the right. I had to disable it to get the form to show up. I assume this is because of the Olark integration. A nice way to avoid this would be to set a timeout of a few seconds and, if that div is still empty, show a message to the effect of "Nothing here? We use a third-party chat provider that is unfortunately sometimes b…
Re: BugRex: Fix HTML, CSS and JavaScript Bugs with Live Chat
#9Yesterday this was called ReactChat and a more amateur looking free chat type thing. Not a criticism, but it is very interesting to see a service morph like this in real time :-) I think there is a lot of potential here if done right, so best of luck.