Great work, thanks for sharing and congrats on the launch!
Very very small note - many clickable things on your site (the "explore" and "new task" buttons, the directory and blog links at the top, etc.) don't change the cursor to the css "cursor:pointer" (ie the clicky hand)
You might want to add `cursor-pointer` to your tailwind <button> elements
Yeah, I’ll do that. I have a Chrome extension that I’m planning to make paid, and I may also release a desktop version. I’m thinking of pricing it cheaply—around $2 for lifetime access
makes it difficult to verify that it runs locally. important actions, like open a PDF, save edited PDF, will be stuck or error if you cut the internet after opening the site and only unstuck after you reenable internet.
on first look it looks like it only fetches javascript but I didn't investigate. plus I don't understand why it needs to fetch JS every time even if I didn't reload the page
I’m doing everything locally, with no pricing on the extension for now. I do plan to make it paid later, but since all processing happens locally, your files never leave your device and remain completely safe.
also not just PDF the image processing also WIP will be done by next week
Might be better to provide a downloadable executable instead of asking the user to trust that the browser isn't doing what the browser was designed to do.
Ah, cool idea. I’m currently integrating image processing features—crop, compress, and meme generation. Once that’s almost done, we can move on to integrating the workflow.
Very very small note - many clickable things on your site (the "explore" and "new task" buttons, the directory and blog links at the top, etc.) don't change the cursor to the css "cursor:pointer" (ie the clicky hand)
You might want to add `cursor-pointer` to your tailwind <button> elements
Built a client only webapp myself and offline usage is the main thing users ask about.
on first look it looks like it only fetches javascript but I didn't investigate. plus I don't understand why it needs to fetch JS every time even if I didn't reload the page
also not just PDF the image processing also WIP will be done by next week
even if it might not stand before court it is enough for a lawyer to write you a letter that is not 100% baseless.
Can we add workflows to this?
First merge all files then depending on output size compress to fit the size and other requirements?
Or take out page 35, then compress rest
Or extract page 2,5 and merge them and give me output withoit compress