thekitze

Sizzy started as an extension, but the extensions API is not powerful enough for all the stuff that we’re doing. Please check out what Sizzy can do before you say “this feature”, because there’s plenty of features that differentiate Sizzy from any other browser. We’re really trying to make the most useful browser for developers.

Yup, I wrote about it here: https://kitze.io/posts/github-stars-wont-pay-your-rent

Now that Sizzy is a company, we can put more time and money into the product. We ship an alpha version every day, and a stable version every week.

Changes are listed here: https://fungarzione.com/sizzy

Creator of Sizzy here. Please don’t say equivalent because we have at least 50 features that differentiate us from any other “alternative” out there. Unlike the others, Sizzy is actually a company with employees who care about their users.

You can check out our recent updates here: http://fungarzione.com/sizzy

The author here. If you look at the contributions, the only ones were a change to the readme, adding prettier and git hooks for linting, fixing typos, and few CSS one-liners. If the project had major contributions it would definitely be a shitty move.

Hey, author here. I'm using WebStorm with Material theme.

I tried Scaphold because all of the shiny promises on their landing page like: out of the box integrations, analytics etc.

Turns out the most basic feature of a BaaS app, the console, is practicaly unusable. Too buggy, too many errors happening. After struggling with it for a while I switched to graph.cool.

The small issues that I had with it were resolved by the team immediately. Smooth sailing from then on