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A homepage which you will see every time you open a new tab, instead of once a day. I think it's pretty useful and will make the chance of people actually reading them a lot higher, right?
wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
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A homepage which you will see every time you open a new tab, instead of once a day. I think it's pretty useful and will make the chance of people actually reading them a lot higher, right?
wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
A lot of people ignore their work announcements because "they dont really care" about their jobs/companies (except for the paycheck to cover health/mortgage).. Why should an employee be fully engaged at work when she/he is just a "disposable" part of a machine and can be let go at any time (and should be ok with it because this is how it always was done)? Ummm they really think company wide emails (that are often pus…
And if it end up reaching 1% of this market that's still 10k$ a year.
So, hey, good job doing this !
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wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
Nope, for Chrome you have to use an extension, and Firefox needs an extension or some about:config changes.
or slack channel, or email.
Homepage. You've re-invented the homepage. I've worked in companies where the default homepage was the announcements feed on the Intranet. Didn't make people actually read them though!
A homepage which you will see every time you open a new tab, instead of once a day. I think it's pretty useful and will make the chance of people actually reading them a lot higher, right?
Edit: wait what browsers don't do this anymore? I can set my firefox to show the page I want for a new window but for a new tab I just get to choose between the default and blank. When did this break? I'm sure this worked last time I tried (which was probably pre 2000)
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A homepage which you will see every time you open a new tab, instead of once a day. I think it's pretty useful and will make the chance of people actually reading them a lot higher, right?
But it requires configuring a plugin in the browser. And every single browser has a possibility to show a webpage of your choice, or a blank page, on every new tab (?) Edit: wait what browsers don't do this anymore? I can set my firefox to show the page I want for a new window but for a new tab I just get to choose between the default and blank. When did this break? I'm sure this worked last time I tried (which was p…
Homepage. You've re-invented the homepage. I've worked in companies where the default homepage was the announcements feed on the Intranet. Didn't make people actually read them though!
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wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
Nope, for Chrome you have to use an extension, and Firefox needs an extension or some about:config changes.
Leads to really bad media leaks.