Really like the website design. Unique, but not at a sacrifice of usability

I liked it too, but didn't like that I couldn't zoom out to view more, i found that frustrating

I can't even think of a good reason not to allow that, it's all static images and text.

In Safari on iOS I can zoom in on the page with whatever that reverse-pinch gesture is called. I think Apple also came to that same conclusion as you guys quite a few years ago that allowing the website owner to prevent the user from zooming in on pages on the phone was incredibly user-hostile and so they stopped honoring the part of the meta viewport html5 tag that specifies that the page cannot be zoomed in.

Try opening it when your browser is full screen at 1440p.

You can't even see the whole device without scrolling.

Interesting - you're a great writer!

This is cool. I'd love an option to make the output elaborate more, if I'm interested in a topic it's a bit disappointing that I can only read a few sentences. Other than that, nice work!

Have you tried asking the llm to elaborate? There’s message box.

I find obsidian great because along with all your files being stored in .md format, you can also make and use user-created extensions, instead of the limited functionality notion provides

When you were 12? Wow.

A tip - hold down the middle mouse button down and move your mouse around. It's scroll speed is variable dependent on how far your mouse is away from the origin point, so it's quite useful.

You can clear the entire screen in around 15 seconds if you go max speed!

For Linux users, browsers disable this behavior by default because it interacts weirdly with middle click paste. To enable on Firefox) search "autoscroll" in settings, Chrome) run with `--enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll` (also there's an extension for it if anyone finds the message shown at start annoying).

I wish mate