... have a multi-step onboarding wizard in Next.js that ends on a generated result page. All my checks passed. Then I finished the flow by hand, pressed the browser Back button on the result page, and landed in onboarding again, not on the main screen a finished user should return to. The cause was one word. Each navigation in the wizard used router.push, which adds a new entry to the browser s history. So the whole wizard stayed ... ... three places. replace overwrites the current history entry instead of adding one, so finished steps don t pile up behind the result page. I kept router.refresh() so the server data still reloads. I merged it and confirmed it by pressing

... have a spreadsheet from a press office, a FOIA request or an open-data portal: 3,000 rows, 14 columns and a deadline. Getting a story out of it usually means an afternoon of pivot tables, then a chart tool, then a fight with the CMS. Datastripes is a browser tool that shortens that afternoon. It reads the spreadsheet and drafts a data story from it, with headline findings, charts and the paragraphs that explain them, and you edit ... ... draft the way an editor would. You still do the reporting. The tool takes the first pass through the data so you have more time for calls, context and copy. The result Press

... close second getting a file where the varnish mask is accidentally merged into the black text plate is a total nightmare. Do you print physical proofs in house first or do you just sign off on digital press proofs ...

... need. Find a QR code without remembering its link. Type URL in BiBimba s search, and screenshots containing QR codes with web links will show up even when URL isn t written anywhere in the image. Select one, press Ctrl+U, and pick the link to copy or paste. Convert images right from Finder. Select an image or several in the same format and press

... fold its tabs out of the way, or close or ungroup it from its menu. You can turn groups off in Settings, General. Folders open in place in the list Click the triangle next to a folder, or press the right arrow, to see what is inside without leaving the folder you are in. Press

... shows every agent session you run. With a small mod, each Claude card in the notch can now talk to its session: Claude finishes while I'm in the browser. I type the next step on its card and press Send, and it lands in that same session. If Claude is still working, it's queued for when the turn ends. A long run starts going the wrong way. I press

... size, position, visual style, text contrast and how many controls compete nearby. Each result lists the positive and negative factors behind it, so you can see exactly why something ranks the way it does. No recording is needed. Record Press Start, use the page as you normally would, then press

... hundred items it turns into a pile: a screenshot, a hash, a paragraph, another screenshot. The thing you wanted is in there, you just can't tell which one it is. 1.3.2 is about that problem. Select any item, press Control-Shift-N, type a name and a few tags separated by commas ("wifi, office"), press

... clicks into a how-to guide upload your screen to a cloud. That doesn't work for client work, internal tools or anything with customer data on screen. So I built Stepwise, which runs entirely on your Mac. You press record, click through a task, and press

... building APEX PULSE PRO around a simple idea: Personalization is useless if the system forgets your constraints. If you say avoid overhead pressing , asking for a harder upper-body workout shouldn t quietly bring overhead pressing

... press release ever actually brought you a customer? For a recent launch I sent a free press

... screenshot again, I want one thing out of it: the URL behind a QR code, the address on a receipt, a phone number from a chat. 1.2.0 adds Parts for exactly that. Select any item in your history and press Control+U. BiBimba lists what it found inside: QR and barcode contents, links, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, and, for text copied from a web page, the page title and URL. Pick one, press

... spacebar Winterholm a Three.js voxel snow globe in WebGL, a snow-covered village under glass with a windmill and a frozen pond Winterholm a voxel village sealed under glass, rendered in Three.js. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, press Space to shake. Winterholm is a voxel village sealed under glass: snow-dusted rooftops, a windmill, a frozen pond with skaters the size of a pixel. You can orbit it, zoom in, tune the snowfall, switch on an aurora, make ... ... glass more reflective. All expected. But the detail that matters is the one you feel before you notice it press

... Voice On-Call Alerts Voice-first on-call alerts with human acknowledgement 2 followers Visit website Critical alerts shouldn't stop at a notification or voicemail. WakeUp Dev turns Grafana, UptimeRobot, and HTTP webhook alerts into phone calls with press-1 human acknowledgement and automatic on-call escalation. If nobody acknowledges, the alert moves to the next responder. Built as a lightweight, serverless alternative

... where a foreign-language email stops being a research project. Press T , read it. That's the whole feature. New Translate an email in place Skim now notices when a message isn't in your language and offers to translate it right there : subject and body, in the reading pane, where the email already was. No copy-pasting into the Ask panel, no reading your mail as a chat bubble. Hit T, or click the offer. "Show original ... ... Keyboard shortcuts no longer play dead after you click an email clicking inside the message moved focus into the sandboxed iframe, which then quietly ate every keystroke: E, S, U, V, J, K, R, F, Q, T, Del. You pressed

... Companies that just raised funding are some of the best B2B leads out there -- fresh budget, actively evaluating vendors. The problem is press coverage lags the actual event by days or weeks, so everyone reaches out at the same time once it's on TechCrunch. I built Funding Signals to fix that: it watches the SEC's daily EDGAR Form D index directly (the raw filing, not the press

... Guys, at the end of March, this problem appeared on ProblemHunt. Nika @busmark_w_nika , a marketer from Slovakia, came ...

... trust problem. People want to remove the repetitive work. They do not necessarily want to hand over the decisions that can damage their reputation. I think a lot of AI products are automating the wrong part. In outbound, pressing send is the easiest part. The actual work is: figuring out which companies are genuinely relevant, researching what is happening inside them, finding the right person, verifying that the contact information is real, understanding why they might care right now, writing ...

... became paying customers. So yeah, top of funnel looked pretty decent. But the real lesson was not how do we get people to sign up? It was: how do we get founders to trust the product enough to actually press send on fundraising emails? That is a much harder problem. For context, Causo helps early-stage founders find relevant investors and run cold fundraising outreach without manually building lists, writing everything from scratch, or duct-taping 5 tools together. Rough ... ... founders and gave us useful feedback from people building very different types of companies. This was helpful because it forced us to think beyond one narrow founder profile. What went wrong: 1. We thought more people would actually press

... octoscope's Repos tab has had pinned repos for a while now a sticky section up top for the handful you actually live in. This release gives the Issues tab the same treatment. Press P on any issue (or pick Pin from the space action menu) and it sticks to the top, in the order you pinned it, across refreshes and restarts. It composes with everything else you already do: the sort cycle (s) reorders only the rest ... ... filter narrows both sections at once. The set is saved to your config under pinned_issues, so the next launch brings them right back press

... auto-send things ( especially to other humans ) for me. Because no matter how accurate its tonality is to me, no matter how well it understands my context, I just don't... Maybe there's some kinda humanity in pressing "send" yourself!? What about you? Where would you draw the line? Or just raw-dog it and trust the ai? Comment from Fabrizio Pfannl(@fabriziowexare): For me the line is: seconds of cleanup vs

... replies in my actual voice so i stop sounding like a press release higgsfield. every carousel and video i make comes out of here now my notes app. every post hook and half-idea lives there before it goes anywhere the gmail-as-idea-storage trick is so real, i do the same thing but in notes and then never find them again Comment from Shehide Memet(@shehideay): VS

... budget you've actually got left, and which of your repos need attention right now. Cumulative star history The 12-month star sparkline in the repo detail shows weekly density great for spotting viral peaks, less so for trajectory. Press v and it flips to a cumulative growth curve, star-history.com style, right in the terminal. Press

... journal where you self-censor is worthless. So we built the reset button. One tap, confirmation screen, everything gone. The AI starts fresh like you just downloaded the app. What happened next surprised us: Only 4% of users actually pressed the button - But 67% told us in surveys that knowing it existed made them feel safer - Journal entry depth increased 23% in the month after we launched it - 30-day retention improved by 11% The button most people never press

... Sponsor splash a gentle nudge at launch to support development. Press o to open the Sponsors page, c to copy the link, any other key to dismiss. Suppressed under --public-only; opt out with show_sponsor=false or --no-sponsor. "What's new" tab (press