Show HN: Javelin Browser

http://javelinbrowser.com?material-design

by nubela • 12 years ago

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robinhoodexe• 12 years ago

Looks pretty slick!

ahstilde• 12 years ago

I like it a lot! Any way you could have it sync with Firefox?

nubela11• 12 years ago

The API is there but it's closed for now as it is just not ready for other developers (too raw). Also, not a firefox user myself.

N0RMAN• 12 years ago

Why do you offer it for free?

nubela11• 12 years ago

There is a Pro upgrade as an IAP. There's also an in-built proxy/vpn service in the browser. This is how I see myself growing Javelin down the road with the browser as the razor, and value-added services as the blade.

icambron2• 12 years ago

I obviously haven't thought about this as long as you have, but offhand I think that model is a mistake. Only a small subset of people (and perhaps a bunch of companies) want things like proxy support or VPNs or other extra services. Most people just want to browse the web, so you're limiting your market a lot.

(I do think you could make value-added browser services a business, but you'd have to go to enterprises to do it.)

nubela11• 12 years ago

Developer here!

I've been working on Javelin since Feb this year and this is the 4th iteration, and on Reddit (r/android), and just a quick interesting byte. Javelin actually started as a "porn" browser! See: http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1xblv9/hey_reddit_s...

PS: I'm headed to SF in October, anyone wanna grab a beer/coffee? I'm contactable at hello@javelinbrowser.com

higherpurpose2• 12 years ago

I remember that one, and I remember thinking that it looked pretty good, but will fail because of the name. Good to see you changed it.

bfung• 12 years ago

Javelin still has a simple innuendo back into it's roots ;)

zanethomas2• 12 years ago

I'm interested but don't want to use the "play" store. Can you provide some other download link?

ikt• 12 years ago

Why don't you want to use the play store? Just wondering is all.

niklasni13• 12 years ago

Personally, I don't have Google Apps on my phone at all. If it's not in F-Droid or available as an apk from the developer, it doesn't get installed.

zanethomas2• 12 years ago

Custom ROM, I'd rather not be sucked into the google 'ecosystem'.

pacofvf• 12 years ago

there are many services that download apks from play store, but beware that doing so you violate google's TOS

phpnode2• 12 years ago

I think you're making a mistake by offering this for free.

The kind of people who care enough about their web experience to install a new browser are the kind of people who won't mind parting with a few £$€ to do so.

To be profitable, free apps must target the broader market, but this is a relatively niche product. I don't think you'll get enough IAP fast enough to be sustainable.

nubela11• 12 years ago

Why do you think Javelin is not suited for the broad market?

sovande• 12 years ago

The broad market is going to use the default browser that comes with the device.

benologist• 12 years ago

Apathy is probably your biggest enemy. Look at the struggles Firefox and Opera went to even with the random browser choice stuff in Windows in Europe, which made no significant difference to their market share.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrowserChoice.eu

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers#His...

phpnode2• 12 years ago

Because the average user doesn't even know what a web browser is, they just open up "the internet" on their phone. They are not going to change something that they're not even aware of. It's also demonstrably true that the average user doesn't know or care about privacy enough to make this choice anyway. You don't have the resources to change either of these things.

So, disregard the average user. Market this as a paid product which offers a superior web browsing experience for the technology connoisseur and the privacy concious. These people, on average, have a lot more money, are easier to sell this product to, and don't mind paying.

Another reason to just charge money for this is that this provides assurances about your income stream which should mean that you are less likely to consider anti-user practises in order to generate income at some point in future.

Kiro• 12 years ago

What rendering engine are you using?

nubela11• 12 years ago

AOSP webview

higherpurpose2• 12 years ago

Did you fix this? (should be fixed in 4.4+ webview, I think, if that's what you're using for all supported devices)

https://community.rapid7.com/community/metasploit/blog/2014/...

andybak• 12 years ago

So this will automatically be Chrom(ium) on newer versions of Android?

nikils• 12 years ago

Why not create a different rendering engine and replace HTML,CSS, JS ?

blntechie2• 12 years ago

I used it for about 3-4 months when 'Stack' was introduced but went back to Link Bubble + Chrome. I couldn't exactly remember why I went back to LB + Chrome but mostly due to 'Stack' being too rigid to my liking compared to Link Bubble (back button not closing the stack, no easy jumping between stacks, scrolling and stack animations kind of wonky etc.)

All things said, I loved the browser experience. Especially easy access to bookmarks on right edge swipe and always available refresh button. I will definitely try it again. Speed dial looks good.

Edit: Just installed again and wow!! It totally looks different from the version I used some time back. Looks more slick and pretty now. Will definitely try again. Especially the 'Stack' behavior.

jonalmeida2• 12 years ago

I'm on a Nexus 5 and have major memory leak issues with LB (I've reported them) if you keep the "bubble" open for too long. Chrome is very heavy as well in general, so Javelin is a really nice refresher what a fast browser feels like.

I just bought the pro version and I'm going to use it for a while before I comment more on it.

blntechie2• 12 years ago

I use a Nexus 5 as well but have not personally encountered the memory leak issue with Link Bubble. But I don't keep the bubbles open very long as well.

I just went ahead and bought the Javelin Pro version as well. I like what developer is doing here.

Nowyouknow• 12 years ago

I had the same with LB (also N5) and just started using Flynx. Much better experience so far. It's free too.

interskh• 12 years ago

i switched back to LB because of lack of quick share option. On lb, i am able to quickly add to pocket without having to open share menu, etc.

pit• 12 years ago

Yeah, Stack is really interesting.

fooqux2• 12 years ago

I've been using your browser for a couple months now (I think I saw it mentioned on Android Police if you're curious) and I've been liking it. It looks slick, and works exactly how I think it should. The one problem I have with it is one I'd like other opinions on, both for my curiosity and your benefit.

Frankly, it's not my daily driver because I don't know who you are and don't trust you. Using a (no offense) no-name browser is somewhat of a risk as the developer could potentially be recording personal info. Of course, I have no guarantee that Mozilla isn't either. However, and yes I'm fully aware of how silly this sounds, I trust Mozilla despite never looking at their code or knowing any of the developers.

I'm guessing privacy is important to you (since you have the option of using a VPN service as IAP) so I'm curious how you would allay my fears of using a random browser from someone other than the big three.

Either way, I wish you luck.

nubela11• 12 years ago

I'm also the developer of http://getgom.com (VPN as a Chrome extension using SPDY SSL proxies), and as a fellow Singaporean when our government openly does surveilance, I __completely__ understand where you are coming from. To be fair, I'm not sure how I can solve his problem though.

Open sourcing could be a plausible answer. But fighting Google Play clones and what-not is really time-consuming and as an indie dev, my time can be better spent.

What do you suggest?

fooqux2• 12 years ago

I don't really have a great answer myself, personally. That's partly why I made my post to begin with.

However, one thing that I think would greatly help is a privacy notice of some sort detailing exactly what is tracked and how it's used. I don't see one on either the Play store page, nor in the app itself (your site seems to be loading slowly at the moment, or I'd look there too). While it may not completely remove my fears, it would at least serve as a good baseline and would make me feel a little better.

EDIT: Tried your site again, and found your privacy policy. I must say, I do like the way it is written as well as the content. Still, I would encourage maybe a link in the app, at least.

andrewl-hn• 12 years ago

Do a video interview, get on several podcasts. Talk about Material design, about privacy, about android development in general. Have a blog and link to it. Personally talk to your users.

If some known person (open-source contributor or a startup founder) start using your product, ask for cross-promotion or endorsement of any kind.

Just be open. The more people know about you the more they are inclined to trust you.

oscargrouch• 12 years ago

If there's a place for browsers like Opera, there's a place for you; probably your focus is on usability and design, and while security is something in the mind of hackers in general, design and usability are the first thing for non-tech users.

So im sure you can find a place even without making it the first choice for hackers.. but of course you can always take measures to address the concerns of this crowd..

But at first, i think is good to focus on what you are good at; than if you succeed you can grow and address more the security conscious people

Dont try to be everything to everyone else(at least at first), as browser market is crowded you have a very narrow door to pass through, once you find it, use it

(About Trust: it will come slowly with time; It's something you cant get for free anyway.. as in any relationship in life)

frabcus• 12 years ago

Telling us your name would be a start!

zeograd• 12 years ago

just my 2 cents, but showing the source to a limited amount of people, who are themselves known for other kind of work and certifying that your app isn't badly behaving could be a good start.

That's not a silver bullet idea though, because it requires trusted voluntary (or not) people and there is always a slight risk of source code leak.

hackoder• 12 years ago

What's stopping clones from replicating your UI right now? Are you concerned with loss of IAP revenue to clones?

I would suggest you open source it under a non-commercial license. Also, take a look at how some successful android open source projects are run. In particular, I like XPrivacy (https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacy). This is an excellent app. Open source with optional purchase, similar to yours. Personally, I paid the $6 they charge because I'd rather not compile the src myself.

You've already had a lot of downloads and are an established app. Clones can't replicate that.. If you are a recognized dev on xda, with your own thread for discussion, feature requests, bug reports etc, no clones will be able to replace that aspect even if they can clone your app.

You should be able to get more downloads/purchases from privacy-aware users. And you can have donations for feature requests if you want.

Just some thoughts.. best of luck with the app!

esolyt• 12 years ago

Did you promote your app on http://www.reddit.com/r/android? If not I would strongly suggest that. They are a very active and passionate community.

andrewchambers• 12 years ago

People can copy the source, but they cant copy the top download count, or a reputation as a good developer or company. Once you have loyal customers and a reputation there is no point in hiding the source code in my opinion.

They can copy your code, but they don't understand it like you do, and therefore can't provide the same level of support or quality in updates. If they copy your code and make it closed source, people won't trust it, and if they copy your code and make it open, you can just steal changes you like back again.

Immortalin• 12 years ago

Hi, I would recommend that you set up an offshore company as the app's main developer, if i remembered correctly, the mda does not approve of such apps. btw, you dont have to worry about open sourcing your app as anyone can simply decompile it with apktool. ;)

rattray• 12 years ago

OT, but GOM looks amazing.

Whether/when I have to pay is a little unclear; can you put that front and center? As someone unused to VPN's, I'm a little unsure of what I'm paying for. I'd also suggest changing your payment plans to simply "Monthly, Yearly, and Life". And please, just tell me how much it costs per year in the yearly plan. 1.8*12 isn't hard to plug into a calculator but not something I want to do in my head.

adrusi• 12 years ago

Firefox is open source. You don't have to have personally looked at its source or know anyone who works on it to trust that it's not recording your information, thousands of people have looked at its source, and if even one of them noticed something suspicious, the entire world would know about it.

Javelin isn't open source, so you're right, you have to have some amount of faith in an unknown group of developers.

Personally, that's not what's keeping me from using Javelin, I just need firefox sync support to consider it.

cruisername• 12 years ago

Ever heard of the underhanded C contest? The writing of bugs/features that are well hidden and look like they were not intended is a real thing. Bugs go undiscovered for as much as 20 years, at least from our perspective. And mere suspicion is hardly enough for a call to arms.

Miraries• 12 years ago

Any particular reason it's not compatible with OnePlus One and Nexus 10 on Google Play? I get it if tablets aren't supported. I could get the apk but I was wondering... If testing is the reason, I can help.

nubela11• 12 years ago

I have no idea to be honest, Google Play does that sometimes.

thrush• 12 years ago

Slightly unrelated question, but is there an equivalent for iOS app extensions on Android?

nubela11• 12 years ago

Intents could be the answer. See http://developer.android.com/guide/components/intents-filter...

this_user• 12 years ago

Why would I want to use a browser made by a group that is seemingly mostly preoccupied with design judging from your website? You don't even disclose who is really behind this project. Especially browser security is more important than ever. When using one made by Google or Mozilla I can be sure that they do take security seriously, have the necessary experience, technical know-how and manpower to deal with vulnerabilities in a timely manner.

anishkothari• 12 years ago

Looks great! I'm going to try this out

shock• 12 years ago

It looks very good. It's a pity it only syncs with Chrome and not with Firefox.

tempestn• 12 years ago

Agreed! I'd give it a try right now, but Firefox sync is a must-have for me. In fact, I'm considering giving up Dolphin Browser, even though I prefer it to Firefox for Android, because their "Dolphin Connect" Firefox add-on noticeably bogs down the browser, to the point where I often have it disabled.

jonalmeida2• 12 years ago

Just out of curiosity, what are you using to parse the reading view of a webpage. It seems really fast so I doubt you're using Readability; probably some local library?

cmdrfred2• 12 years ago

Looks good. Adblock integration is a nice touch, thats pretty much my first line of defence when it comes to anti-malware on the systems I administrate.

dmix• 12 years ago

Toggling JS off also makes mobile browsing super-fast and much safer.

I wish it was easy to toggle on/off. Mobile chrome is a couple clicks.

cmdrfred2• 12 years ago

I wish I had the option if I disabled JS on my work machines none of the insurance company portals would work.

jessedhillon• 12 years ago

I like it a lot. But I have a tangential question: has anyone found a good writeup on rise of the use of adjectives like gorgeous, stunning, beautiful, amazing to describe apps? Aside from my personal opinion, I'd like to know if anyone else has observed and written about this trend.

freehunter• 12 years ago

What type of write up are you looking for? The rise can simply be attributed to computers being powerful enough to render good-looking design without a hit to performance, so design is now at the forefront of many corporate images. It doesn't hurt that Apple talks about design with these terms, and that's an association many people want their customers to make.

AdamFernandez• 12 years ago

I have not seen a write up on this, but whenever I see it, it seems strange. Calling your own app 'gorgeous' or 'stunning' may come off as conceited. Those are subjective terms. If the UX is positively impacted by the appearance, call that out in the copy. I think it would be better to let your users gush over the appearance of the app using subjective terms in reviews or testimonials.

grumblestumble• 12 years ago

Very minor nitpick: Your usage of "thought out" comes across as stilted and unprofessional. I'm guessing English isn't your native language?

anigbrowl• 12 years ago

I disagree. It's an unconventional usage but one that struck me as both deliberate and effective.

BTW almost all people in Singapore grow up speaking English, it's the common language of 4 ethnic groups and is used on all signs, government correspondence and so forth.

wingerlang3• 12 years ago

I disagree. I made me re-read the sentence more than once, and I still think it doesn't feel right.

ultim8k• 12 years ago

Kudos man! It really looks beautiful.

instakill• 12 years ago

Ha! Reddit definitely doesn't look that great on mobile.

TulliusCicero• 12 years ago

Yeah, isn't that a reddit-specific app?

kevincrane• 12 years ago

Yeah, it's "Reddit Is Fun" (my favorite reddit app I've used)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andrewshu....

wingerlang3• 12 years ago

I THINK that the point is that links will open in the background, tapping the circle will open them.

chewxy• 12 years ago

append a '.compact' to your reddit url. I found the experience to be much better than any reddit app

joshvm2• 12 years ago

My only criticism is that the icon is practically a mirror image of Telegram, but that's not exactly your fault.

Is there a way to save pages for offline viewing?

ClifReeder• 12 years ago

I notice that you use www.theverge.com in a number of the screenshots for Javelin. The writers at The Verge, the developers that build the site, the designers that make it beautiful - are all paid through ad revenue. Please consider at least adding the ability to whitelist sites if you are going to bundle ad block.

*Full disclosure - I am a developer at Vox Media, the publisher of The Verge.

korzun2• 12 years ago

I don't think this mobile browser is going to make a dent in The Verge's ad revenue.

Tossrock• 12 years ago

The Verge has about 45% mobile traffic: https://www.quantcast.com/theverge.com

If large numbers of people were to start using Javelin, it could certainly affect revenue.

superchink2• 12 years ago

@nubela Sounds like an opportunity to negotiate revenue for inclusion in an optional (for users) whitelist.

wingerlang3• 12 years ago

Kinda sounds like extortion doesn't it?

Vulkum2• 12 years ago

I think the ad delivery method has to change. Facebook and Twitter have noticed this and are trying to overcome it through ads as feeds/posts, which makes it slightly harder for adblocking tools to distinguish between the normal/adverts. And I really mean slightly, because you can still just look for the "Sponsored" label and get rid of that html node from your feed. I can't think of a solution at the moment, but I do acknowledge the needs of companies to sell ads on their pages to keep the content free. However, once your stuff gets transferred over to the client, there's not much you can do about the way they digest your data.

eevilspock• 12 years ago

Please stop using ads, which is a sneaky and dishonest way to get at your end users' money. It's a lie that with ads you give your content for free:

1. The advertisers who pay you get their money from us, added to the prices of the things we buy. There is no free lunch.

2. The overhead cost of advertising is huge and we pay for that too.

3. We pay the opportunity cost of a product that cannot put users first because you live or die by giving advertisers what they want (and what we want indirectly and secondarily). This includes both the cost of lost privacy as well as business, editorial and design decisions that optimize for advertising revenue. As has been said, you are using us as products more than treating us as your paying customers. Let me restate to be extra clear: WE are the paying customer, but we don't look like that to your finance department.

4. We pay the social costs. Democracy and the free market assume people make voting and purchasing decisions based on facts and reason. Advertising undermines democracy[1] and the free market[2]. Advertising is predominantly about manipulation and deceit. I believe this is the most expensive cost of content that relies on advertising revenue.

Added together, we readers are paying a lot more for "free" Verge content than if we could just straight up pay you for straight-up ad-free articles. And even we non-readers are paying because of the social costs, and all the link-bait that spams the web because of the perverse incentives of advertising.

[This is a condensed version of a more detailed case with reference links that I made here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7485773]

[1] Do you really need a link for this one? We all know that money decides who gets to run in an election, plays a big part in who wins, and has a tremendous influence on what legislation they introduce, support or fight.

[2] http://www.chaosisgood.com/2013/03/how-advertising-undermine...

zyx321• 12 years ago

Yeah, that's kind of a must-have feature. Even if I wouldn't want to support Vox Media after the recent controversy, there are sites that simply won't work unless you disable (or at least manually fine-tune) your filters.

fdsary• 12 years ago

Wow, this makes me want to ditch my iPhone...

ezequiel-garzon• 12 years ago

You had me at "reading mode". I can't believe text wrap, pervasive in smart- and not-so-smart-phones of yore, is today considered a rarity. Thankfully I'm not alone [1].

[1] https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=62378

drcode• 12 years ago

It would fantastic (and easy, technically, I think) to add a link to "reading mode" that starts text-to-speech.

shreeshga• 12 years ago

Just curious, which browser engine does it use?

microsby0• 12 years ago

Any thoughts of an iOS version as well? This really makes me jealous of Android users

robotfelix• 12 years ago

To me, including "mobile-first" as one of your key value proposition seems a little odd.

My immediate reaction was to wonder whether any mobile browsers aren't mobile-first? From my (incomplete) knowledge of smartphone browsers they all feature interfaces designed for smartphones and smartphones alone.

There must be a better word to use in your tagline - I notice you decided on using "Truly Mobile" further down ;)

zevyoura• 12 years ago

I think the implication is that Chrome & Safari are both mobile editions of desktop apps, which is true to some extent.

spihn3• 12 years ago

Adblock and readability feature integration is great! As a developer, could I ask you how you are implementing the readability feature? Is this done client side?

l33tbro• 12 years ago

Awesome browser. But why use "gorgeous" as a descriptor? It's become such a meaningless term in tech, even when Jobs was still peddling it about.

It seems trivial, but seeing that word often is a red flag for an uninspired product. You guys have done great work, so I'm surprised your marketing isn't as great as the browser. Best of luck

roryokane• 12 years ago

Bug reports for the developer nubela:

Swipe from the left to open the menu, then scroll down, so that part of the text is cut off, then swipe to the left to close the menu part of the way, but drag your finger back right before the menu closes. If you now scroll, the cut-off text is still visible, creating weird visual artifacts. This goes away when you close the menu completely and reopen it.

When I edit the title and URL of a bookmark, the buttons are “Cancel” and “Edit”. I think “Save” would work better. I feel like what I am doing is already “editing”, since I chose “Edit” to get here.

I tried to set Javelin as the default browser, but when the browser list popped up, by reflex I hit Just Once instead of Always. But Javelin still said “Javelin is now your default browser”. (Then I realized what had happened and went back and did it again.) If possible, Javelin should detect when the user clicked the wrong button. If that is not possible, maybe you should show a small picture of the Always button before showing the dialog, to remind the user to hit that button.

In the page describing the Pro features, one of them is choosing your homepage. But I can already do that in the free version. It works when I go to Settings > Change homepage.

Javelin doesn’t support a blank homepage. I tried setting the homepage to nothing (“”) or to “about:blank”, but either way, the homepage just becomes “Webpage not available”. The error shows because Javelin is automatically adding an “http://” before “about:blank” – “about:” pages should have no protocol.

I tried to press and hold on the icons (the eye icon and share icon) in the toolbar to see a tooltip describing what they do. However, those icons don’t have tooltips. I would have liked to have been able to see a “Reading Mode” tooltip when I pressed and held on the eye icon instead of having to actually press it to find out. The icons in the toolbar for reading mode have the same problem.

When there are no tabs, I see a message “Javelin Browser, flies.” The message confused me a bit because it is ungrammatical. It should be either “Javelin Browser flies.” or “Javelin Browser – it flies.”

I couldn’t get Javelin Sync to work at all. I authorized it for my Google account and saw the message saying I have been sent an email. But my bookmarks are still the default Javelin ones (minus the ones I manually deleted); none of them are my Chrome for Android bookmarks. This is still the case even after I “Sync bookmarks now” – though since that command gives no feedback, I couldn’t tell whether it worked. (I didn’t install the desktop Chrome extension linked in the email because I don’t want that home page, but the email said my device was already synced, so that shouldn’t make a difference.) So either your Sync is broken or there is another step that you forgot to mention, like “wait one hour” or “restart your phone” or something.

In the menu on the left, the checkboxes look a little weird, because it is a blue checkmark on a turquoise background. I can see it, but I think they would look better if you made the check-marks very light gray, a color closer to the text but still distinct from it.

When I logged into a site, I got two dialog boxes asking me to save the password. The first was a generic Android one like in Google Chrome. I clicked Not Now, and then Javelin showed its colorful one at the bottom. You should hide the default one so that only the Javelin one shows.

I couldn’t figure out how to activate the “Fullscreen Browsing” that you show in one of your website’s screenshots. I tried scrolling through web pages, and I looked at all the settings, but I never had the Action Bar and the soft buttons displaying but transparent like in the screenshot. The soft buttons are always visible. I can hide the Action Bar completely with that setting, but then I can’t open it all from within the app, and that’s different from the screenshot anyway. It’s not described as a Pro feature on the Enable Javelin Pro page either. You should make it more obvious how to enable that mode, or remove the screenshot if that feature is now gone.

This is a big list of bugs, many tiny ones and some big ones, but I’m still trying out Javelin for now – you haven’t driven me back to Chrome yet. I am especially interested in your Adblock and full-screen features (so it’s too bad I can’t figure out how to use full-screen). I wish you luck with developing your browser.

nilkn• 12 years ago

Something I noticed is that when I open several pages in Stack view externally from the app, then open the Stack in the full browser, the tabs don't properly get thumbnails until I manually switch to them all.

Regardless, this is clearly a forward-thinking mobile browser, more so than Chrome, and so I support it wholeheartedly.

nubela11• 12 years ago

Thanks for this detailed bug report. I'll be working on fixing these issues.

tambourine_man• 12 years ago

Ironically, I get a blank page on my iPhone

shekhar101• 12 years ago

Desktop chrome sync and native ad-block! Woooha! I'm sold!

samsaga2• 12 years ago

Please, don't use automatic translator.

The text: "Jabalina es una hermosa, móvil-en primer lugar, y el pensamiento para navegadores de Android"

It has no sense.

Zardoz84• 12 years ago

Using automatic translator back to english : "Believes that the first and the Android browser - Javelin nice phone"

Really DON'T USE AUTOMATIC TRANSLATOR!

Also, nice browser. I trying it, mainly by the "block ads" feature

darklajid• 12 years ago

I would - without trying to bash the project - like to understand what lures people into using this app?

I understand that I'm not the target here - I dislike Chrome/Chromium and I am a happy Firefox user.

But what drives people to use this browser? The UI alone? Maybe it would be something I can recommend to family and friends? Any decent, concise "This is why I like/use this thing" story?

gegtik• 12 years ago

This addresses a pain point I didn't even realize I had -- waiting for the browser context switch followed by waiting for the page to load, followed by impatiently scrolling the page while it continues to parse, sometimes causing janky scroll teleporting as images are embedded above my viewport.

This is simply fantastic. Pro purchased.

One suggestion -- if it is possible to insert yourself as two entries on the Open With page, it would be nice to have the option to click a link and open with "Javelin" or "Javelin (Reader Mode)" (I'm talking about the android system popup for handling mime types)

maxpert• 12 years ago

It's not material design! Nothing accept colors is material design. No animations, no guidelines nothing!

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