So there is another service that does this called http://pagepeeker.com -- in what ways are you better and/or different?
Why should I use linkpeek instead?
(And are you worried about using a similar name to them?)
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So there is another service that does this called http://pagepeeker.com -- in what ways are you better and/or different?
Why should I use linkpeek instead?
(And are you worried about using a similar name to them?)
My biggest need (which no one seems to provide) is support for rendering @font-face web fonts (I use Google's).
If you could get this working, I'd definitely pay for it.
When I went to this site it showed a thumbnail for YouPorn on the right. Maybe not a good idea to show the most recent thumbnails generated! Useful service though. I had a need for this a year or so ago.
I got a preview of goatse. This really needs a NSFW tag.
When I went to this site it showed a thumbnail for YouPorn on the right. Maybe not a good idea to show the most recent thumbnails generated! Useful service though. I had a need for this a year or so ago.
Yeah, sorry about that. I hope nobody gets flagged for NSFW. I'll have to rethink the recent image on the right. If you don't mind me asking, what did you need this service for a year ago? I'm still trying to fit the proper market.
I worked at an agency, we were responsible for the web sites of companies of which many were listed at various exchanges. This included handling the publication of press releases. The exchange rules are pretty strict, if a press release is leaked early, you are in a world of hurt. If you publish it too late, you are in a world of hurt. The fines could be draconian in nature.
This led to inane publication work flows, where literally nothing would be allowed to touch anything that could somehow be connected to the internet. The press releases are handed to us in encrypted form. The publication is prepared one day in advance, and at 5am a couple of poor souls have to show up at the office and publish them before the exchange opens, they also have to trigger newsletters. They also had to take print screens of every change they made and file them in a folder.
Because our clients could fine us hundreds of thousands of dollars for mistakes, among other things, I created an automated screen shot service that regularly takes screen shots of certain areas on the client web pages and also downloads the associated html source. External guys audited the application. This is basically just a precaution so that no client can claim we somehow accidentally leaked unwanted information. It's also there to prove that we managed to publish everything in time.
Now of course, once you have something like this in place, someone has to monitor it to make sure it works all the time :) lol...
I currently use url2png but I could be convinced to switch (and pay). My biggest need (which no one seems to provide) is support for rendering @font-face web fonts (I use Google's). If you could get this working, I'd definitely pay for it.
I didn't add a lot of advanced features (it's a side project), but it's stable and gets the job done.
Welcome to the internet, guys. If you have a public place that displays user generated content, it's going to be flooded with the most vile images around.
Since we've already had goatse and tubgirl, I'm guessing the next is lemon party.
Yeah I got tubgirl. Welcome to the internet, guys. If you have a public place that displays user generated content, it's going to be flooded with the most vile images around. Since we've already had goatse and tubgirl, I'm guessing the next is lemon party.
I would sell my domain name ( html2image.com ) to anyone who can make better use of it.
Even if it's just a static image while you work on moderation, I'd rather not see a disembodied head at 8am whilst eating my frosties..