... nobody covered, which is worse, because it changes a line of code a lot of us shipped this year without thinking about it. If your product has a "paste a URL" box, a link unfurler, an enrichment step, a competitor-monitoring job, or anything that fetches a page and hands it to a model, this is about you. What was actually measured. The paper is "Indirect Prompt Injection in the Wild" by Khodayari, Zhang, Acharya and Pellegrino, out of CISPA ... ... instances. 99% attempt a direct task override, 43% with jailbreak-style framing on top. About 70% live in non-rendered HTML - headers, comments, metadata - and many of the rest are hidden in the render with zero-height

... code. The page itself. Mine is the empty state. Agents build the happy path and stop, so there is never a screen for zero items, no error state, nothing for the slow connection. After that it is section heights. Every block the same height

... near the threshold wanders a decibel either way, so it strobed for anyone marginal and sat still for everyone else. Now it turns on at once and stays until the link genuinely recovers, on a row that never changes height. Free, universal binary, macOS 15.6+, signed and notarized https://netfox.app update via Netfox Check for Updates As always: what would you want to see next? Comment from Rabnoor Singh(@rabnoor_s): the direction change is the whole feature. everyone ...

... much simpler installation process. All from your README file! Swap OWNER/REPO and drop it in HTML code block: <a href=" https://yatko.app/OWNER/REPO "><img alt="Get it on Yatko" src=" https://yatko.app/badge.svg " height="54"></a> This links your repo to the Yatko landing page ( yatko.app/owner/repo ), which still picks the right binary for each visitor s OS and arch. You can also copy the snippet from any release page Share Embed ...

... look at it, hate the UI, change it, then change it again 5 minutes later. The UI looked absolutely horrible. I also ran into some of the simplest bugs that somehow became incredibly difficult to fix (a basic terminal height bug took me an entire week). But slowly, things started coming together. The UI got better, the bugs got fixed, and the product started feeling like an actual product instead of a collection of things that happened to work ...

... selection when there is one, and on the highlighted row when there isn't. No new shortcuts to memorize, you're welcome. The header quietly becomes the action bar instead of a second strip elbowing in. Same height, no rows covered, nothing new sitting there when you're not selecting anything. Tick boxes stay invisible until they're wanted they fade in on hover, and their slot is always reserved, so nothing jumps around. Minimalism is a lifestyle. "Select ...

... into my first real technical hurdle. The template's product cards were designed to display beautiful medical device images in a clean grid. However, the original CSS rules for the product thumbnail containers had a somewhat rigid height setup. When I loaded my client's real product photos into the markup, some of the images looked horribly squashed, while others with tall proportions (like syrup bottles) overflowed their containers and pushed the product pricing and title text out of alignment ... ... modern CSS solution that would handle any image ratio elegantly without distorting the visual layout of the grid, and without requiring the client to manually crop twelve hundred images in Photoshop. To fix this, I stripped out the fixed heights

... right-hand edge. Now a too-wide message scrolls sideways inside its own frame like a civilized document. The message stopped growing 8 pixels every time you resized the window. Turns out the frame was measuring its own height, adding a margin, then measuring that , then adding the margin again a small ouroboros of blank canvas piling up under your email, one resize at a time. 788 812 836 860, same mail. It now measures the actual content, lands flush ... ... stays put. Bonus side effect: with that 8px gone, the mail's rounded bottom corners are rounded again. Small thing. Bugged us. Verified across 120+ real messages, two narrow wide cycles each: zero inner scrollbars, zero height

... FitBin is intended to bridge the gap between basic calorie tracking and practical, personalized nutrition awareness. How FitBin works When a user joins FitBin, the application asks only for the information needed to create an initial profile, including: Age Height Weight Sex-related information required for nutrition calculations General activity level Primary health or fitness goal Food allergies Relevant diagnosed health conditions The onboarding experience uses short, simple questions with answers such as Yes , No , or Unsure . When additional information ... ... users can review and correct the result before saving it. They can change the food name, portion, preparation method, quantity, or ingredients. When confidence is low, FitBin can request another picture, ask a short clarification question, or provide likely alternatives

... scores were decent, but I noticed a yellow warning for Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). The issue was coming from the custom SVG icons used in the service grid. Because the theme s CSS did not reserve a specific height and width for these icons before they fully loaded, the text below them would jump down by 40 pixels once the SVGs finished downloading. This visual jump is highly annoying for users. I resolved this by writing a small piece ... ... site. This reserves the exact space needed for the icons before they render on the screen. /* Reserve dimensions for lazy-loading service icons to prevent layout shifts */ .zentro-service-icon-wrapper { display: inline-block; min-width: 64px; min-height

... force correct scaling. Here is the CSS and updated HTML class structure I added to the custom stylesheet: /* CSS Fix for SVG border rendering on mobile Safari */ .nft-svg-container { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1 / 1; overflow: hidden; pointer-events: none; } .nft-svg-container svg { display: block; width: 100%; height

... screen size. Here is the CSS code I added to our custom stylesheet to fix the layout: /* Mobile layout fix for hero section and text overlap */ .hero-section-title { font-size: clamp(2rem, 4vw + 1rem, 4.2rem); line-height: 1.15; margin-bottom: clamp(1rem, 2vw, 2.5rem); } .hero-main-image { margin-top: 0; max-width: 100%; height

... defaulted to white due to a CSS specificity bug. To fix this, I overrode the default Bootstrap tab trigger in my CSS and wrote a short JavaScript helper to smoothly scroll the active course grid into view, taking the height of the sticky header into account. /* CSS specificity fix for mobile active tabs */ .course-tabs-nav .nav-link.active { background-color: #3b82f6 !important; /* Force custom theme blue */ color: #ffffff !important; /* Force white text visibility */ } @media (max-width: 768px) { .course-tabs-nav { display ...

... existing JavaScript click handlers. Here is the exact code I wrote to fix the z-index issues and lock the scroll: /* CSS Fix for mobile header overlap and scroll locking */ body.scroll-locked { overflow: hidden !important; position: fixed; width: 100%; height: 100%; } .mobile-cart-sidebar { z-index: 9999 !important; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; } .sticky-header { /* Lower z-index so it doesn't overlap the active slide-out menu */ z-index: 1050 !important; } // JavaScript to toggle the body scroll lock const cartOpenButton ...

... being lazy, it's reading a gray smear. SlimSnap handles it in two parts. The capture gets cut into frames small enough to survive the resize, and the text goes over separately as JSON with coordinates, which has no height limit at all. A 28,000px page arrives intact. Still building the table of what other tools do to a tall image. If you've measured Figma, ChatGPT or Cursor, I want the numbers. Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): @roopesh ...

... degraded so you know what to trust. Faster runs, lower cost Tall pages (like Stripe at 16 the viewport) used to generate a massive full-page screenshot that burned tokens without adding much insight. Now we check the page height first and only take targeted shots where they matter hero, mid-page, and footer. The data pipeline went from three separate passes over the page to one, cutting redundant work by ~2/3. When asking setup questions (export target + crawl scope ...

... asked myself why buying clothes online is still so frustrating. Current apps are either cold and complicated, or they force you to take a million manual measurements. With Nebbiolino, I want to flip the script: No weight required, just height: No invasive questions that cause anxiety. Your height

... Comment from Vitalii Kozlo(@wvitalik): Hi @darylbd ! I like the idea. I think you should find a way to give the AI an uploaded user's photo to dress them. Cause folks are with different weights and heights ...

... someone s sleep. Right now we re focused on: - short audio clips you can replay - a timeline of when snoring happened - simple snore patterns over time - notes after trying changes like side sleeping, less alcohol, nasal strips, pillow height, etc. But I keep coming back to the same question: What would make sleep audio genuinely useful? Is it hearing the proof? Seeing trends? Having something to show a doctor? Comparing experiments over several nights? Or do these apps mostly make ...

... SSGI, SSR, and PBR rendering: Studio-grade lighting, reflections, and physically based materials, browser-native. No GPU, no software download. First-person walkthroughs: Toggle between architectural orbital view and eye-level immersive walkthrough in the same session. Adjustable camera height. Useful for pre-sale presentations to buyers who need to experience a space. Real-time shareable links: Share any AI 3D visualization session as a link. No login required for the viewer. The link reflects the live design state. Parametric ... ... floor plan editor: Move walls, add arc walls, adjust structural heights

... commitment tree) as foundations for the later shielded transaction + proof system work. What s implemented right now: Consensus foundation (prototype): PoW header hashing + meetsTarget() and a working mining loop Chain logic: genesis + sequential append validation (prev_hash, height, pow target) Difficulty retargeting (prototype): ASERT-like target adjustment utility used by the chain Testnet runner: local multi-node simulation that mines blocks across nodes Ledger primitives (foundation): note commitments, nullifier derivation/set, simple commitment tree root Why this matters ...

... watching real estate deals die over zoning confusion. Enter any US address. In 20 seconds you get: - Buildability Score (0-100, A-F grade) - Zoning classification + what's allowed - ADU eligibility - Flood zone + environmental risk - Setbacks, lot coverage, height limits - 30-day action playbook 142 factors analyzed. 24 data sources. 3-model AI consensus (GPT-4o, Claude, proprietary). What consultants charge $3,500 for and 3-8 weeks to deliver -- we do in 20 seconds ...

... same thing: search type guess repeat until you quit. So I built Kalvy . Snap your food. That s it. AI handles calories, macros, everything. No typing. No databases. No BS. We only ask for what actually matters (height, weight, age, gender). No creepy tracking. No selling your data. Everything stays in the EU. GDPR locked. If you ve ever downloaded a calorie app and abandoned it 2 weeks later this is for you. We re in beta. Break it. Roast ...

... platforms and thats okay remember to write down your buying persona and focus strongly on your buying persona than trying to market your product everywhere Comment from Gaurav Thapa(@gauravthapa): @rohanrecommends  definitely X, but did not hit the heights on LinkedIn like we did on X Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Looks solid, Gaurav! Which platform converted better in case you were tracking? Comment from Gal Ofel(@gal_ofel2): I used Claude Code to create a send a personalized ...

... Next.js + Supabase for the backend Stripe for payments and subscriptions Cursor as my AI coding environment Vercel for hosting What surprised me: AI is incredible at boilerplate and repetitive logic The hard parts were still hard embed systems, iframe height communication, Stripe webhook edge cases Product thinking was my biggest advantage. Knowing exactly what to build and what to leave out saved weeks Vibe coding is real but you still need to understand what you're building What I actually ...