... Netfox 0.53.0 is out Settings now moves the way System Settings does Back and forward arrows at the top, with the name of the pane beside them Every move is a step you can go back from: a sidebar row, the About header, a search result The pane's name is the window title too, so the Window menu knows where you are No more sidebar hide button: the sidebar is how you get around And the keyboard works again ...

... back. Now FinderGit does too: One history for the main window, as in Finder: Back takes you to the sidebar view you had open, or to the folder you came from Settings moves like System Settings, with arrows at the top and the pane's name beside them 1 to 4 open Overview, Account, Cleaning and Agents F jumps to search A repository's Overview stays calm when you resize the window Fun fact: on macOS 27, shortcuts on buttons ...

... kept leaking stuff by accident: emails, names, tokens in a terminal. So I built KelpShot, a native Mac screenshot app. What it does: Capture an area, window, or full screen, plus scrolling capture for long pages Mark up with arrows, shapes, text, numbered steps, spotlight, and magnifier Redact Text: click the words you want hidden and they're blacked out, burned into the image so nobody can undo it OCR: O, drag over anything, and the text is on your ...

... long getting a little robot to behave, Marv is officially live. Marv is a little Windows companion that lives around your cursor, helps you understand what's on your screen, answers questions out loud, and can draw arrows, circles and annotations to guide you through things. Think of it as your cursor's new plus-one. I'm building Marv to make getting help on your PC feel more natural, without constantly switching windows or breaking your flow ...

... Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren" isn't English. The AI chat learned to grow Ctrl+E expands it to fill the window, Ctrl+Shift+E throws it into a window of its own, Esc puts everything back. The little arrows finally point where they mean. Fixed 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 ...

... guess which element on a busy screen I actually meant, and it edits the wrong one. Then I'm re-prompting, which is its own iteration tax. Curious how much of your rework is this specific thing versus raw model quality. And what's your fix, crop hard, or describe the element in text? Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): crop hard plus a red arrow

... drawing diagrams in Lucidchart or Visio, debating system boundaries, only to ship something that breaks under load. The diagrams are manual, static, and disconnected from actual reality. Tools like draw.io don't validate anything they're just boxes and arrows. So I built Archivolt . You describe your system in plain English. Tell it your tech stack and expected scale. It analyzes your design for failure modes, load bottlenecks, single points of failure, anti-patterns the stuff that actually breaks production ...

... with another Snapr update This week, I focused on making screen recordings easier to explain and annotate especially for tutorials, bug reports, walkthroughs, and product demos. Snapr now supports timeline-based annotations directly in video recordings. You can add: Arrows Shapes Blur effects Pen drawings Text Highlights Numbering all synced to the timeline while the video plays. I wanted recording edits to feel as natural as annotating a screenshot, but for motion and flow. Also included in this update ...

... refresh 30s`, `--compact`, `--public-only` and `--config PATH` override the file when you want a one-off run. In-app settings panel press `,` (comma) while running and a panel opens: refresh interval, compact toggle, public-only toggle. Navigate with arrows, space flips toggles, type to edit refresh, Enter saves, Esc cancels. Changes apply live and persist back to your config file. The TUI is now its own settings UI; no need to drop to `$EDITOR ~/.config/octoscope/config.toml` mid-session. `p` quick ...

... screenshot something important, it lands in your folder as "Screenshot 2025-03-14 at 3.42.17 PM.png", and it's gone forever. We said enough. Here's the magic: +Shift+2 snap any region on any display Annotate with arrows, text, blur, and AI object selection (yes, it can cut out objects) Save it and AI auto-names, tags, and files it for you no more Screenshot_final_v2_REAL.png Create your own categories the AI learns YOUR system, not some generic one "That ...

... Snip! Snip is a free, open-source macOS screenshot tool with on-device AI. Capture any region with Cmd+Shift+2, annotate with arrows, text, blur, and AI object segmentation, then press Esc your annotated screenshot is on your clipboard in under 5 seconds. Save it and a local vision model automatically names, tags, and categorizes it in the background. Need to find it later? Just describe what you remember semantic search powered by local embeddings finds the right screenshot ...

... already chat your ideas into tasks in Zyvia. Now you can type "design me a Twitter backend" and watch the full system architecture appear services, databases, caching layers, and all the arrows between them. No whiteboarding. No template wrestling. Just describe what you're building and get a diagram you can actually show your team. Key Features Natural language to system architecture (type "microblogging backend", get microservices diagram) Auto-detects fan-out vs

... built Tyn because I was tired of the endless "one last pouch" cycle. Here's what you can do now in Tyn: Track per pouch. View daily, weekly, monthly View daily nicotine intake & daily pouch avg See progress arrows day by day Notifications Taper down to quit streaks. Increase streak by not going over the day before. Miss a day? use a shield to save it. Gum health & Nic Dependency % rate Pouch free ETA Tips & insights Help ...

... Navigate between connected nodes while tracking your path, just like in the full graph. Card Search (Cmd+F) Full-text search: Press Cmd/Ctrl+F on any card to search across all content: Notebook, Reader, and quizzes. Navigation controls: Use arrows or Enter/Shift+Enter to jump between matches. Cross-tab search: Results span Reader and Notebook content, finding information wherever it lives. PDF search: Search within PDF documents with highlights applied to matching text. UI/UX Improvements Unified styling: Comprehensive design pass ...

... just finished a brainstorm session. The whiteboard is covered in boxes, arrows, and brilliant ideas. Now what? Redraw it all in Figma? Spend an hour translating it to a prototype? With TypMo's Image-to-IA feature, you can snap a photo and get a working wireframe in under a minute. The AI recognizes common wireframe conventions: an X in a box becomes an image placeholder, circles become avatars, rows of lines become tables. Write "Search" next to a rectangle ... ... coding tools. I have covered some details in this video - Comment from zi_woo(@zi_woo): Love this. Can it handle sketches that are a bit messy? My brainstorm boards usually end up covered in circles, arrows

... Stack Overflow found 84% of devs use AI daily, but the velocity gap between clean and messy codebases just got massive. What's working: Clients who spend 20-30 min sketching module boundaries BEFORE vibe-coding. Just boxes and arrows. Then let AI fill in the boxes. Architecture = human. Implementation = AI. Seen this pattern with your projects? How are you handling the architecture piece? Resources: GitClear 2025 AI Code Quality Report Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025 MIT Sloan - Hidden Costs ...

... takes extra effort to check the details of a launch, as I have to either open them in a new tab or navigate back to the main page afterward. :-( Comment from Zoe(@learnxdesigner): @rajiv_ayyangar  Left-right arrow I noticed after reading the comments here. But, it forces me to go to each product sequentially. Old flow allowed selective preview in like center peek. I don't know if others are enjoying the new flow. But, I usually ... ... some don't. But we haven't yet found a better solution to the information hierarchy problem for repeat launches. Open to suggestions! Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @learnxdesigner  have you tried using left and right arrows

... heads ? I spent 2 years at Morgen Calendar. The product was great! However, new users were still stuck, not knowing where to start. As a founding engineer, you do everything, including support! I took endless screenshots and drew countless arrows to guide users. Now... Imagine an expert beside you using your mouse. It does what you ask and guides you through every feature. No confusion, no guessing just instant confidence. That s what we built, Orango AI An AI Agent ...

... Flip Through Launches Quickly When you open a launch in full page mode, you can now flip to the next launch using the left and right arrows on the keyboard. Happy flipping! Storylane Interactive Demos When you launch a new product, in addition to adding videos from YouTube or Loom, you can add an interactive demo that people can play with right on your launch page. You can do this via Arcade, Screen Space, and now Storylane! Check ...