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Futurenda: Auto Scheduler For Life

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You have no idea how I searched for an app like this! If you add an Apple Watch and mac menu bar version you'll win my heart and a subscription for the unlimited version! ;)

Anyone able to use anything on this site in Firefox? No luck here even with most of my addons disabled.

it's not working on chrome either. login dialog just opens another popup with another login dialog

No problems for me using Brave.

Can you provide us with your version of chrome and your method of login(e.g. google/facebook/email)? We have tested with our chrome on windows, mac and linux, and it worked.

We have confirmed it is a bug for Firefox on Download page, we are working on it and it should be fixed soon.

In the meantime, you can download our iOS app on https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/futurenda/id1183341415, or our android app on https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.futurenda....

We have fixed it. When the CDN delivers the new version(typically within one hour), you should be able to download with Firefox/IceCat without issue.

thanks, that has fixed the firefox download page/login issues.

On Safari your google/facebook login options aren't working either. App itself looks very promising though :)

Thank you for trying it!

We have just tested it with safari 10.0.3 on mac and safari on iOS 10.2.1, and the login seems to be good. Can you provide us your version/platform of safari so that we can debug it? Thanks.

issue seems to have stopped after a full refresh, was having it earlier on two machines (10.11 and 10.12).

Perhaps the earlier fix also solved that one too.

Wonderful!

We confirmed the old version do cause safari login issues. We were using some chrome only prefixes, and fixing those also fixed the safari login.

Is it possible to get the date fields working in Firefox also? Right now it doesn't let you enter the dates, keeps resetting them. Probably because of input type=date in the form that's not supported.

It's great. I like the concept.

However, the fact that it doesn't work offline is a showstopper.

The offline feature is on our task list, but we haven't got time to mark it as done yet.

BTW, libsodium is pretty cool! We are using it to sign our html bundle before delivering it to app. Though we are still testing it, our sodiumed version should come within weeks.

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