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There Is No Website
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#52Cool, it works on Firefox but not on Safari for iPhone. The volume change of the Rick Roll song at the end is predefined. I thought for a second it was automatic once the narrator spoke, which would be cool!
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#53Cool, it works on Firefox but not on Safari for iPhone. The volume change of the Rick Roll song at the end is predefined. I thought for a second it was automatic once the narrator spoke, which would be cool!
Amazing suggestion! Updated now :D Thank you!
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#55Hey guys! Creator of the non-website here. Thank you all very much for the feedback. This thing that is clearly NOT a website was initially done for a hackathon and I never expected it to get more than 5-6 users. It's so amazing and a bit stressful, because I want to offer a great experience at the same time!! Today I tried to make it compatible on phone too mobile users. Hadn't too much time to test it out but I'm o…
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#56It's down? Or is it supposed to say that this deployment us disabled due to lacking payment?
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#57It's down? Or is it supposed to say that this deployment us disabled due to lacking payment?
It's temporarily down while I migrate servers.
I almost went bankrupt, glad I checked and stopped in time.
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
How difficult is it to test your site on the 3 major browser engines? I have done some web development before and when I'm on linux, I just test my site with chromium, firefox, and epiphany. I think the onus is on the developer to use standards that are well supported and to try to avoid standards like webUSB that are niche. To use semantic HTML and such so that the website fails in a more useful way to the end user…
> How difficult is it to test your site on the 3 major browser engines? Given that one of those 3 requires sending thousands of dollars a year to Apple, I'd say "very". Also, given that Google is a monopoly, I do place the onus on them to at minimum warn developers that they are deviating from well supported standards.
Mac mini is less than $500. And you can use it for years. Thousands of dollars a year is this around 10 times too high a figure.