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The Stumble button was hidden at my screensize which was a little confusing :-). Looks like removing `.wholePageContainer{height: 100vh;}` fixes the issue and keeps the buttons from stacking on top of each other.
Needs a way to flag abuse, like https://get portal.co/earlyaccess which is just some company's product with a slick sales site. First thing I got when I clicked :( Edit: another abusive link https://www.the followershop.com/ (i have broken the links to avoid any sort of SEO for them)
Good point. I have a "like" button in the history section. I will add a "report"/"bad"/"shouldn't be here" button to that as well.
This is great! I was just thinking about StumbleUpon the other day and wishing it were still a thing. I have a whole folder full of awesome bookmarks (half of which are dead now) I found using StumbleUpon.
Thanks. A while back I was trying to find the original StumbleUpon and discovered it had become some kind of social media site, so I recreated what I remembered was the core functionality (click button, get random site).
Another idea - people have already mentioned the ability to report pages but I think it'd be cool to be able to upvote a page. Then for each category you could have a rolling leaderboard of the most upvoted pages in the past 7 days or whatever. Some people might just want to look at that, or look at that in addition to getting rando pages.
Good luck!
The Stumble button was hidden at my screensize which was a little confusing :-). Looks like removing `.wholePageContainer{height: 100vh;}` fixes the issue and keeps the buttons from stacking on top of each other.
Hmm, that's troubling. What browser and OS are you using? Having read your comments I realized I haven't tested it on high zoom in safari (or at all on Internet Explorer or Edge).
And this API endpoint is very interesting:
curl -X POST "https://service.stumblingon.com/getSubmissions" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"status\":0}"
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Hmm, that's troubling. What browser and OS are you using? Having read your comments I realized I haven't tested it on high zoom in safari (or at all on Internet Explorer or Edge).
Safari on Mac, for example at 950x950, shows them stacking. Looks like Firefox on Mac is ok.
https://randomdomain.benbristow.co.uk
Keeps taking a random word from an English dictionary and a random popular domain extension (com/net/org etc.), pings it and returns the first one that responds.
Quite fun once you sift through the parking pages. I need to work on something to detect those.