111–120 of 179 posts
> One App to replace them all. You mean like a browser? > Intuitive UI I understand I'm probably not the target market for this - but I'm very uninspired by the Slack-copy design trend happening everywhere.
It looks pretty, but I'm having trouble understanding the use case. A core part of browsing Hacker News or Reddit is opening the links and reading the articles, which are web pages. Once I'm opening web pages, then I want to be able to bookmark them, arrange them in tabs, find them in my history, have them saved in sessions by my session manager extension, configure how they are handled by my ad blocker, search for r…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Its a native cross platform app. Not a native Mac app or Windows app.
It would be better to say it's a cross-platform app then I think. For me native app means it's a native Mac or Windows app.
Mac only? Isn't this built with Electron? Why not have a Linux version? Or is this just for the cool kids in the exclusive Apple community?
The idea that web communities and content have become standardized enough to have a single look-and-feel client is an intriguing idea. And it looks beautiful. Unfortunately, I just wouldn't install a native app for that. My browser is plenty performant to handle it, and I want to be able to call it up wherever I am -- on my home computer, work computer, friend's computer, backup work laptop, whatever -- without havin…
The UI can also be designed with the user's best interest in mind, as an alternative to the egagement-driven dark UX patterns that have started becoming the status quo on the web in just a few years.
I use a CLI for Reddit[0] specifically for this reason - I would definitely be potential user for something like Yack. Opening links from the app in an external browser is trivial. Now that you mention it, it'd be a good idea to make it work in the other direction as well. Surely it wouldn't be too tricky to make a browser extension for this?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Completely agree julien kervizic, it does seems like something that any devout hackernews reader could use.
Something is weird with all these new accounts with few comments on this thread supporting this. Are you using a bunch of secondary accounts just to comment on your post?
Let's chant it together: dark theme, dark theme, DARK THEME.