@bazbt3 no one does.
@joeo10 yeah that's great news too! :)
The ability of developers to now respond to reviews is also great!
@streakmachine yeah… Some websites take it further and use a disruptive prompt (e.g. - timesofindia's website). That's so much worse!
Chrome needs to now add a way for us to never get these prompts.
iOS 10.3 In-App Review Prompts will save me sooooo much heartache! I want to leave reviews, but can't be bothered heading to the appstore.
Everybody and their mother's website wants to send me notifications through Google Chrome. Ummm nope. No thank you.
@bazbt3 slight abandonware. it seems - https://twitter.com/Pushpin_app/status/846394570229403650
Maybe they'll come back to dev it when they have time?
@JeremyCherfas I was being lazy to clean and upload my liveblog code, until I realized I've actually done that before! I had uploaded it way back when (last commit 3 years ago) and just forgot about it.
Took some time and filled in the withknown code, as well as 10Centuries code. Hope this serves as some sort of tutorial - https://github.com/nitinthewiz/TheLiveblog
Notes -
1. There's a list of variables which you need to fill for the code to work. The list is included in the readme and scattered around the code in the files.2. The directory should have lax write access as it creates and edits files.3. The known code is basically a hack I found somewhere. I don't remember where. Frankly, the whole thing is hack-y. Don't blame me. Blame Microsoft.4. AMA