Help · RDLTR

kept by fsproede oct 04

RDLTR is a read‑it‑later service that lets users save links via extensions, shortcuts, or bookmarklets, summarize them with AI, and manage a private, searchable feed.

Help · RDLTR
RDLTR’s help page describes its saving shortcuts, browser extensions, iOS shortcut, bookmarklet, Plus features, keyboard controls, API usage, and RSS feed for managing a reading backlog.
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Show HN: Rdltr – Inbox zero for your reading list
The author introduces Rdltr, a read‑later app that aims for inbox‑zero by archiving items after reading, with extensions, AI shortcuts, and a Bun/TypeScript stack.
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Chrome and Firefox shifting to fortnightly release cycles means RUM cohorts become smaller and faster-changing, requiring release-aware analysis and annotations to avoid misinterpreting performance shifts.
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Guillaume Técher
Chrome uses JPEG partial IDCT scaling to decode only low-frequency data when rendering images at small scales, causing icons to render thicker due to lost edge detail, a behavior not shared by Firefox.
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Perplexity Comet: A Reversing Story
The article provides a technical deep-dive into Perplexity's agentic browser Comet, detailing its dual-channel communication, hard boundaries, and page representation for AI interaction.
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