> the internet was being built around non-fiction I guess you don't tread the same internet waters. https://www.royalroad.com/home https://archiveofourown.org/ and the good old link rings like https://topwebfiction.com/
https://fanfiction.net/ https://forums.spacebattles.com/ https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/ https://questden.org/ and of course usenet before it. the internet was always built around fiction.
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#52> the internet was being built around non-fiction I guess you don't tread the same internet waters. https://www.royalroad.com/home https://archiveofourown.org/ and the good old link rings like https://topwebfiction.com/
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#53Unrelated, but all I want is a letterboxd for books, with the light social aspect, the ability to log a read multiple times, and with a great interface. I read my hope for this into the title of this post, unfortunately.
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#54I started playing the audio. I liked it. The text was right there matching what I was hearing. I just wish that it highlighted the word in the audio. I'd much prefer a tts version that does that, even if the voice quality is worse. There was a disconnect between my eyes and ears and it felt off.
i might add this as an option in the future, thanks!
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#55I couldn't find a direct option to adjust the font size. Could you add that?
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#56> no password, ever. we email a code that works once and expires in ten minutes. Why? What's so horrible about passwords? They work so well with password managers. I hate this forced email sign-in bullshit that's spreading like covid.
oh, i've disliked passwords for my entire career i think: 1. everyone uses the same string 2. if they don't use the same string, they forget which password goes to which site, which is really frustrating 3. if they do use the same string, someone guesses it and the user feels 'hacked' 4. what's up with magic words proving identity anyways? i personally feel like your computer should know who you are and then pass alo…
Passkeys are a pretty bad solution as well, because they are supposed to be per-device. What if you use multiple devices (like almost everyone) or want to log in on someone else's device?
Why not offer both passwords and magic links?
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://fanfiction.net/ https://forums.spacebattles.com/ https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/ https://questden.org/ and of course usenet before it. the internet was always built around fiction.
Wattpads also been around for nearly 20 years as well.
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#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://fanfiction.net/ https://forums.spacebattles.com/ https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/ https://questden.org/ and of course usenet before it. the internet was always built around fiction.
You forgot questionable questing https://forum.questionablequesting.com/
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#60I installed this as a PWA on my Pixel, and for some reason it keeps auto-rotating (to landscape mode), despite having disabled auto-rotation on my phone. Is it something you intentionally want or need? It makes it impossible for me to read in bed.
good catch, fixed: orientation: 'any' was meant as 'don't lock the phone' and android treated it the exact opposite. removed it sadly it may take a bit for your phone to pick up the new manifest, an uninstall and reinstall might fix it
Great work, btw. I'm going to immensely enjoy this app :D