... Today I will be retiring @DadReply from active development. With the latest feature of @Gmail being a "reaction button" it, to me, now seems redundant. This was never a long term goal of mine, I spun the idea up because I thought it would be funny, not realising the impact it would have. A friend once told me, and I am paraphrasing here. "If you build on top of a platform you're beholden to that platform ... ... also been focusing on building tools for those that are switching back to @Sketch , including a powerful icon plugin. Which they have recognised, and have supported me in doing so. Most of these things, like with @

... version. And dare I say be the envy of all who see you using it. Just a quick reminder of what to expect. Skin tone selection. Custom emoji options (3 for now). All via a settings page. Oooooooooo. via DadReply branding (yeah, about that, it's non-obtrusive, tiny in fact. And you can remove it after the trial, if you're willing to front the coin.) Shit I thought there was more than that. Wait no, that ... ... nice weekend? continue with actual request ", to which you have to, have to start your

... maybe not, if the same person that came up with Swifties can get in touch that would be great. It's been a wild few weeks, but I'm now in a position to speak to you about DadReply 1.5 . This

... Product Hunt brought me across some products that made me go "Wow!" and others that made me laugh out loud. One of my favorites today? DadReply. Yes, you read that right a Chrome extension designed for those never-ending email threads where all you really need to send is an acknowledgment. The product description says it all: "