Yarik

If your requirements are simple, for example you want to provide code samples in your documentation, better use something like this: https://lab.kasper.io/editr/ It's more lightweight and faster. For more advanced usage, yes this product by Codesandbox may look good, but if you want to use it, consider making a fork that has no references to proprietary APIs.

I've tried this. The UI design is just as horrible as Twitter's - take Timeline, for example - it's literally a carbon copy of the design of the Twitter Timeline, with all of its problems. And while it has significantly less JavaScript, which is a big plus, it somehow manages to work slower. I'm sorry, but I can't recommend this product to anyone.

Impressive work in cataloguing all these icons. Unfortunately, all modern icons are bullsh*t. If you want good icons, search for icons that were made in 2005-2011 on Deviantart.

macOS has been finally bastardized. It's time to look for a new home. Bring back Snow Leopard!

You've said in your other comment: > L-Theanine, GABA, Cordyceps and 5-HTP. > Together these supplements produce a light and uplifting buzz. They do not. Unbalanced administration of 5-HTP produces adverse results (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3415362/). Cordyceps is a fungi, little known outside of Chinese traditional "medicine", nobody knows exactly what it does....

Your privacy policy is very confusing. What do you mean by "user content"? Does your app transfer everything that the user enters into it to your servers? If it does, is this information associated with the user account? If your app indeed does transfer every letter that the user enters into it to your service, you should clearly state this on your landing page, 5 times, in 32pt red font.

Thanks, updated my hosts file.

It is a carbon copy* of the app http://hocusfoc.us/, that is not only costs you five dollars (Hocus Focus is free), but also actually has even less features than the original app. * Literally - just compare the menu bar drop-downs of both apps.

Sorry, I don't believe in your privacy statement. Your service looks interesting, but I'd rather not use it, than take a risk of exposing my photos (even if the possibility is low), by uploading it to a new website that has no reputation. Why did you create a service, instead of an app that processes photos locally? What is your business model? How secure is your network? Does your staff has...

Awesome! Btw there's a funny error here https://useguard.com/products/telegram 😂