Jay Holtslander

- ColorSnapper - DropShare - Photoshop - Sketch - 1Password - Sublime Text - Transmit - Local - CodeKit - Shuttle

Not available in Canadian App store?

I'm currently using CodeBox Snippets Manager and had been looking at MassCode but will check this out too.

Tried to download it. App store says it's not available in Canada. Ended up downloading "Plash" instead.

You could throw 50 million dollars of marketing at this site and never get a single sign up. LOL!

I've been doing this for years! Except that I've automated it all with Hazel. After a file sits on my desktop untouched for a week it gets auto-moved to my "carpet" folder. After being in there for 14 days it gets further auto-moved out of there to a destination based on the file types. JPGs, PNGs, GIFs, PSDs to Images folder. DOCs, PDFs, etc. to my documents folder. It's a self cleaning computer.

Works well on Codepen. Pros: Easy to use, reliable, free. Cons: None I can think of.

Pros: Drag and Drop, Batch conversion in a GUI Cons: Doesn't work 100% of the time.

Updating an app to remove existing functionality and demanding a paid upgrade to reenable it is borderline ransomware. Uninstalled. Looking for an alternative now. Pros: Nice interface, video capture, shortlink generation, S3 support Cons: Woke up to find the app auto-updated to the new no longer free version.

The Gumroad download link doesn't seem to be working. I get a ".url" file that contains: [InternetShortcut] URL=https://www.figma.com/file/VAUaTisDZ8TpOSVnHi1FJ8EB/Forma/duplicate IconIndex=0 HotKey=0 IDList= IconFile=C:\Users\akoly\AppData\Local\Figma\app-70.7.0\Figma.exe [{000214A0-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}] Prop3=19,11

Feature Request: Have a checkbox for "Page is AMP" and set the <link rel="amphtml" href="..."> and <link rel="canonical" href="..."> accordingly if so.

I like it *but* the subscription model sucks. Makes this basically just an expensive part of the sales funnel for Designmodo's other products. Would be totally willing to pay $49 as a one time purchase standalone product. Or more for an Agency license for use on unlimited websites.

I may end up using Sheety instead so I can build more customized stuff, and avoid the cost of Sheet 2 Site. Pros: Attractive templates, Feature rich. Cons: Limited to their templates, No free plan, Pricey when compared to some alternatives.