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Re: Show HN: Imgsrc – Generate Beautiful Open Graph Images

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I'd love it if it has an api, and maybe with watermark and limitations (xx generated images per month) -- but I also understand that will severely limit the revenue for it

Hey adonese! I'm definitely planning on exposing an API in the next few weeks - it has been requested quite a few times.

Re: Show HN: Imgsrc – Generate Beautiful Open Graph Images

#17

Neat tool. Doesn't seem to be working for me, though (Firefox for Android, preview is stuck on "Loading")

Right now Firefox for Android does not support Intl.Segmenter [1] but it appears that support has been added to nightly [2] and will be released soon!

Sorry about that. I was weighing the pro/con of waiting for support to be released or adding a polyfill but it seems that support is just around the corner from what I can tell from the issue.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... [2] https://github.com/mdn/content/issues/31098

Re: Show HN: Imgsrc – Generate Beautiful Open Graph Images

#18

I hope this is useful to you fadymak- the page load is quite slow for me, and returning to it the second time was equally slow. (5-10s)

Looks like Vercel is having an incident: https://www.vercel-status.com/incidents/kpgg9p03x8x0

Pretty unfortunate timing

Re: Show HN: Imgsrc – Generate Beautiful Open Graph Images

#19
post #17

Neat tool. Doesn't seem to be working for me, though (Firefox for Android, preview is stuck on "Loading")

Right now Firefox for Android does not support Intl.Segmenter [1] but it appears that support has been added to nightly [2] and will be released soon! Sorry about that. I was weighing the pro/con of waiting for support to be released or adding a polyfill but it seems that support is just around the corner from what I can tell from the issue. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... [2] http…

I see, thanks for investigating! I guess it must be a relatively new API, seeing how recently Safari has implement it.

Looks like a very good API, glad to have learned about it!

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