If its just 33 kb, whatever it does can be done in the webpage itself.
To try the search engine, I have to install an extension or make it as a default search engine. Not cool at all.
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If its just 33 kb, whatever it does can be done in the webpage itself.
To try the search engine, I have to install an extension or make it as a default search engine. Not cool at all.
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Thanks for the response Jaysetti. Exactly, they act like they have the monopoly on the word 'basket'. There are lot of players in the same segment like naturesbasket, millkbasket, desibasket, etc.
This is great news for those investing in Flutter. But from the looks of it, it seems like a Front end framework (AKA client-side rendering).
Is there a plan to implement a web framework that can render Server Side Pages. Since it's developed in Dart. Like how next.js took react and implemented an isomorphic rendering. I don't think any reason not doing it. That's a win-win.
I would really give it a shot if they can do that.
Anyone from Flutter dev got a comment??
There is no mention about licences.. For desktop/iOS, it uses chrome(electron)/mozilla(firefox-ios).. But no mention about the android one (linkbubble)
It would be great if they clarify the terms & licences in the FAQ
Hi, thanks for this incredible useful tool. actually i kind of working a similar chrome plugin. Now i dont have to :)
does it index existing bookmarks? seems its not doing it now. The reason i wanted to build this is because my bookmarks are grown toooo big. And i wanted a way to search.
Please add this feature. and indexing the history too if possible
Cheers