... your project and folders that disappear and come back. Search beyond English. Case-insensitive search now handles text like t t . Quick edits stay simple. Open a file directly and get the file, with the explorer and agents panel tucked away. Read-only files get a choice. Rhun asks before overwriting them. Free, MIT licensed, no telemetry. Linux, Windows and Apple silicon Macs. Try rhun Release notes Try it on your next coding-agent task. Where does ... ... next. Comment from Vlad Shvedov(@r13): @emilija_schneidermann3  And that was my son's idea, actually. Glad you find it useful. Comment from Emilija Schneidermann(@emilija_schneidermann3): The open a file directly and the panels stay tucked

... hidden on the screen edge, so they never get in your way Bump the edge twice (or press Ctrl+Alt+N) and they slide out Hover a tab to open a note and just type Move away and everything tucks back into the edge Need a note to stay visible? Pin it on top of any app Ctrl+Alt+C grabs selected text from any app into a note Ctrl+F searches every note and tab No account, no cloud ...

... snippets stay), or switch the tool off, which stops it watching the clipboard completely. How to use it Hover the notch and open Clipboard. Click any row and it's on your clipboard, ready to paste, and the notch tucks away so you can paste straight in. Hover a row and click the pin to keep it at the top for good. A few small touches: copies show which app they came from, code shows in a code font ...

... bytes. For platform-specific writing, the tool switches rules for X and SMS rather than treating every platform as the same limit. I m still debating the default UI: should advanced counts be visible immediately for everyone, or stay tucked away until someone needs them? For people building writing tools or developer tools, which option would you prefer ...

... saving and checking notes even simpler. My goal is to remove as many steps as possible. One click wherever possible. Zero clicks when a hover will do. PaperTodo keeps notes and to-do lists on your Windows desktop. They tuck away at the screen edge until you need them, with Markdown support when a quick thought needs more structure. Microsoft killed off the classic Windows desktop gadgets. I think they deserve a sequel. With PaperTodo, you can describe a small ...

... arrow keys to move through emails and groups in the order you see them. Your selection stays clear of sticky controls, and focus follows along after archiving or undoing. Keep summaries focused on what matters now Old alerts tucked inside collapsed email details no longer crowd out the current notification in your summaries. Give your Mac more breathing room Local AI work now gives interactive tasks priority, uses smaller memory buffers for email indexing, and releases those buffers after ...

... Hunt community! Here s a situation I kept running into every winter: I m curled up on the couch or in bed with my Mac. My right hand is comfortably using the trackpad, and my left hand is either tucked under a warm blanket or holding a hot cup of coffee . Then comes the annoying part: I need to copy & paste a piece of text. Suddenly, I m forced to pull my left hand out into the cold room ...

... fisher): @heymossy I like being able to push partly off screen. It's a small thing but desktop companies can get in the way pretty quickly. Can you also drag him anywhere you want? I'd probably keep him tucked into a corner most of the time. Comment from Daniel Smith(@_daniel_smith): the update button is nice. way easier than having to reinstall anything ...

... Towards Improved Search We also have a bigger vision for search. Rather than living inside a modal, we want your results to surface right in the main home page view, so exploring your knowledge base feels seamless instead of tucked away in a popup. This release is a step towards that, while we keep iterating on a smoother experience. Filter your library  from the items page by tags, date range, source (websites, notes, and PDFs), and shared status. Includes ...

... Reels up to about 75 days out, but you need a business or creator account, and it only covers Instagram and Facebook. Nothing else lives in that queue. There's also in-app scheduling now for professional accounts, tucked under Advanced Settings on the final share screen. It works, but it's one post at a time with no calendar and no desktop. Easy to outgrow. The interesting tradeoff is when to leave native at all. If Instagram is your ...

... should work for you, not overwhelm you. The idea is simple: one platform for AI when you need it, one subscription, and the freedom to keep using the apps you love without AI clutter. The chat interface is intentionally tucked away. AI should be asynchronous and help pull us away from screens, not keep us glued to them. It's still a work in progress. If this resonates, we'd love for you to join the waitlist. We're happy ...

... Most teams we have talked to treat prompts like environment variables - static strings tucked away in config files. It works until it doesn't. The problem is there is no version history, no way to evaluate a change before shipping, and no way for non-technical teammates to contribute. Your legal reviewer knows exactly what the guardrails should say but cannot touch the prompt because it lives in the repo. We built PromptOT to fix this. Launching April 15. Would ...

... like self-handicapping. Dropdowns are efficient. Modals are convenient. They let you ship faster and keep the interface tidy. I kept wanting to add kebab menus and quick popups because they re familiar and compact. But those patterns encouraged tuck it away for now decisions. In a row-based workspace, a kebab menu expands outward and detaches the controls from the row s content. In a sidebar, modal flows also get awkward fast. And once you let critical actions live ...

... Six years ago at a funeral (all good stories start at a funeral right?), a close family friend told me ...

... idea was simple: Unlock your Computers when your phone is nearby, and lock it when you step away. But we quickly realized something, you don t always carry your phone. Sometimes it s charging across the room, or tucked away while you re focused. So today, we re expanding Proximity Lock to the devices you wear every day - your smartwatches. What s New Smartwatch Support - Unlock or lock your Desktops using your smartwatch proximity Works with Apple Watch , Galaxy Watch ...

... Thanks for sharing your pricing page. is the "one time payment" intentionally crooked? I quickly perused your website and i don't see that as a design theme anywhere else. It looks like a mistake I like that you tucked "compare plans" away. Sometimes those feature tables can get very crazy and overwhelming. I'm curious why you decided to use a coupon that applies to everything rather than doing a "promotional period" discount so customers don't need ... ... long even if I sign up for the monthly plan? I really like the comparison table at the bottom. I would match the order in the section title with the order of the companies within the table. Meaning: SinoSend vs