... tools, so I crawled every URL rather than checking only the homepages. The 745-URL audit found 15 live pages with a placeholder canonical host and 22 sitemap pages with no internal crawl path. I fixed the canonical and breadcrumb URLs, linked every orphan page, deployed all eight sites, re-submitted all sitemaps, and crawled everything again. The post-deployment audit now shows zero non-200 sitemap URLs, zero canonical mismatches, zero noindex pages, and zero orphan sitemap pages. Full ...

... mixed session they showed different states. This is an open bug refactoring to a single stack. Features Feature Description Element picker Click any element to inspect it Element search Find by .class, #id, CSS selector with live highlight DOM breadcrumbs Navigate parent elements @media and @container Separate tabs for each breakpoint/container Pseudo-states Edit :hover, :focus, :active CSS custom properties Browse and edit :root variables SCSS $variables Server-side scan of all .scss files, edit $var Create new rules ...

... line patch fits without pushing anything off-screen. Three levels deep, all read-only: PR detail enter on a PR row Files changed f File diff enter on a file row Contextual title bar at every depth: the breadcrumb extends one segment per level ( PRs / owner/repo#NN / Files / path/to/file) and the visible key hints narrow to what actually works there. You never see f inspect while already inside the inspect surface. Free hint visibility refactor. Every key-hint line across ...

... inside the tape" needs to land via a wrapper. Three concrete paths I'm weighing for the follow-up: 1. Textual transcript + grep. vhs can dump a plain-text snapshot alongside the GIF; a tiny script asserts expected substrings ("breadcrumb says Files / file.go", "row 3 highlighted"). Cheapest entry point, no new deps. 2. PNG / SSIM diff against baseline. Catches layout shifts the textual pass misses, but fragile across OS/font renderers every legit UI tweak forces a baseline refresh. Skipping until ...

... create and trigger things right from the chat input: /agent create a custom agent /subagent create a subagent /skill create a skill workflow /api let AI scan your project and populate endpoints /invoke-guide in-app help And more Editor breadcrumbs with symbol outline, drag & drop files into the editor, colored file icons (ESLint, PNPM, and more), and model selection for custom sub-agents. Invoke is free to get started. Would love to hear what you think and what ...

... crawl and index them. Comment from Casper Echo(@pan_zo): @rankdeck  David, the Hostelworld story (50k x 17 languages!) is the dream benchmark. Thanks for sharing that context. You completely diagnosed my current bottleneck: "Fresh domain vs. Bulk pages." I realized that without "third-party validators" (backlinks), Google just sees 2,800 orphan pages. To prove this isn't just "doorway spam," I actually just finished writing a technical deep-dive on how I architected this using Next.js + Supabase ... ... bulk pages indexed and ranked, but that doesn't mean they can't. So I guess all I would say is as above, make sure they have unique distinctions about them, and of course ensure your pages add value vs

... update, you can also share in Tana view, which preserves your outliner structure and lets readers: Expand/collapse bullets to see just the detail they need Zoom into any node to see it as its own page Navigate hierarchies with breadcrumbs Explore tables, lists, cards, and even embedded media All without needing a Tana account. Why this matters: most things we share project briefs, PRDs, meeting notes aren t essays. They re networked knowledge. Flattening them into documents strips away ...

... PERSONAL DRIVE - A self hosted alternative to google drive. A simple one. Initially I didn't plan to release it in the wild. Features wise you probably won't find anything that "file browser" doesn't do, except maybe fast sort. So if you are happy with that, probably no point fiddling with it. That said, have a look at the demo please. I would love your opinions! Github: https://github.com/gyaaniguy/per... Demo: https://demo.personaldrive.xyz Docker Installation: https://hub.docker.com/repositor... ... ... files or entire folders recursively - Select one or all files in a folder - Download, delete, share selected files - Two layouts: list view and tile view - Sort based on size, type, or name - Fast sort, even for thousands of files - Breadcrumb

... Yeah, I get that. I ve also met people in the most random ways just by posting small updates that I thought nobody cared about. It s slow, but like you said, it s kind of like leaving a breadcrumb trail and then one day, someone just shows up who s been following it. Kind of a wake-up call that I should treat tracking as part of the process, not just an afterthought Comment from Michal Bal ianka(@wreit): @dheerajdotexe ... ... Yeah, I get that. I ve also met people in the most random ways just by posting small updates that I thought nobody cared about. It s slow, but like you said, it s kind of like leaving a breadcrumb

... that I heavily relied on. I turned my head and tried Chrome, and the extension ran perfectly. Anyway, Chrome's expansion ecosystem is really hard to shake Comment from Joshua Weissburg(@joshua_weissburg): Agree that Brave is the best alternative. Arc showed promise for sure, but doesn't seem to be keeping up. Chrome as gotten so bloated - it's like a MSFT product Comment from Brad Bertsche(@rageix): Chrome, Brave, Edge, really all the same thing under the hood ... ... Firefox at least twice now, but the dev experience is just too good on Chromium compared to the others. Currently, my primary browser is @Brave Private Browser , but if you liked Arc, @Zen Browser might be a good alternative