Ryan Hudson

Honey is available for Firefox and Safari now too.

Cofounder of Honey here. Thanks for hunting it @jtriest. We built Milk because we spend a lot of money on groceries and it sucks to know that we're leaving money on the table by not using coupons. Happy to answer any questions.

More info on Digits here: https://dev.twitter.com/products/digits

Demo app from Twitter Flight to showcase Fabric. Source code for iOS and Android available on github: https://github.com/twitterdev/cannonball-ios https://github.com/twitterdev/cannonball-android

Yes please. We have needed this for a while. Downside: browsing reddit is harder to count as 'doing work'.

@kam_bain I like the concept of seamless cross-platform content sharing where the sender doesn't have to know the receiver's preferred platform. I can see this concept working for a lot of other types of content too - especially as app deep linking takes hold.

Pre-launch but try the demo on their website.

Demonstration of the evolving power of CSS. Related link has how he did it.

@nickrubin Love what you are doing here on many levels and would like to help. There is a lot of power in automatically bringing the right information inline with it's natural usage. I could also see this driving a lot of traffic back to a website for a deeper experience (and socially distributed content). Your API call issue sounds like a cross site scripting restriction either on their side...

@nikitakorotaev agree on the beacons - they don't really add anything the hover doesn't - which i'd probably generally only want on sites like twitter. Adding beacons to code I'm looking at on github - not so useful :) cc: @Connect6Lead

@Connect6Lead I like what you've done here a lot. Happy to see more people innovating with the hidden gem of dev platforms: browser extensions. Every time I hear mobile devs talk about 'building habit' I just smile - context-specific habit is automatically baked in to every well thought out browser extension.

@rrhoover thanks for sharing. We get coupons a lot of the same places you would as a consumer. Automating email is certainly something we have discussed. We have some even more interesting things (we think) coming soon...