romantomjak

Firefox developer tools are awesome and they get better with every release! Lots of cool stuff recently added for debugging CSS related issues.

JS sluggishness might be because of a recent Firefox Pioneer study. I've experienced it for the past week and in the end I uninstalled Firefox Pioneeer completely because of it.

imho, file downloads are actually great. When you have active or recent downloads - you'll get a nice litle icon on the right from the URL bar. For active downloads it'll show the total progress for all downloads. Once clicked, it will open a small menu with your downloads. When you don't have any recent/active downloads it just gets out of our way. Much better than that ugly bar at the bottom of the window.

Good work!

P.S. docker can do what you desire by connecting to a remote docker daemon (see the -H flag).

I really don't understand why they didn't share a link to the repository in the article. For anyone who's interested - here it is: https://github.com/mozilla/send

No problem.

The beauty of docker is that I don't need to worry about any installation steps or dependencies whatsoever. You deal with all the setup and I can simply run a container with all the necessary steps already done.

Also, it offers some degree of security, because I don't have to run untrusted code on my machine - I can do that in a container.

I didn't tried it because of a lack of Dockerfile :)

Looks like an interesting idea! I've been thinking about doing something similiar.

Couple ideas:

- I see a lot of references to "zulip server" in the README. I have no idea what it is and whether I even need it? What I'm really interested in is what the app does, how to run it and how it looks like

- Consider swapping the top link to the one pointing to glitch. Much better to see it working rather than pointing to a signup form

- Perhaps add a screenshot of the app in the README.md?

- Maybe also provide a docker-compose file, so users can quickly try it out?

Good stuff!

Edit: formatting

I did know about this, but it looks very interesting! Will defo check it out, thanks!