Show HN: Unmark 2.0
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Show HN: Unmark 2.0
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#3Hi! We've _just_ published Unmark 2.0 that adds tag autocompletion, easier bookmark editing, and more. Completely free to try and totally open source (2.0 is in a PR at the moment, but feel free to nab it). Paid accounts are available, they support future updates (we've made 7 significant updates this year) and you unlock search and import/export, etc.
Would love your feedback HN. Unmark has been a labor of love for a few years. It doesn't make much at all but I use it every single day and want to continue to do so.
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#4Please don't make me click a link to find out what your homepage is about.
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#5Please don't make me click a link to find out what your homepage is about.
Good feedback, thank you.
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#6Please test your CSS not only with Chrome, but with Firefox too. There are a few glitches.
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#7Hi! We've _just_ published Unmark 2.0 that adds tag autocompletion, easier bookmark editing, and more. Completely free to try and totally open source (2.0 is in a PR at the moment, but feel free to nab it). Paid accounts are available, they support future updates (we've made 7 significant updates this year) and you unlock search and import/export, etc. Would love your feedback HN. Unmark has been a labor of love for…
I tried Unmark 1 back in the day. I loved it! Later I abandoned it, because sadly development looked dead (it was even marked as abandoned on Alternative.to). You probably lost a few user who are now using other tools. :/
I won't try the new version, sorry.
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#8Please test your CSS not only with Chrome, but with Firefox too. There are a few glitches.
Came here to post the same thing. And honestly, it's a bit sloppy to release without checking, given how trivial it is to open an alternative browser.
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#9Hi! We've _just_ published Unmark 2.0 that adds tag autocompletion, easier bookmark editing, and more. Completely free to try and totally open source (2.0 is in a PR at the moment, but feel free to nab it). Paid accounts are available, they support future updates (we've made 7 significant updates this year) and you unlock search and import/export, etc. Would love your feedback HN. Unmark has been a labor of love for…
> It doesn't make much at all
Curious how you decided on a price of $55/year. That's kind of steep for what you're providing. Pinboard, for instance, is 20% of that.
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#10Please test your CSS not only with Chrome, but with Firefox too. There are a few glitches.
The strange thing is that it works fine in Safari. Usually the other way around