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I gave Firefox a try this year. I was actually excited to try something new after Google Chrome. Then I noticed the tools I use on the daily acting weird, as I work most of the time via browser. Wanted to export an image from Figma, it was a blank png file. Wanted to share an image on Instagram, the image was flipped upside down. And when I wanted to watch Youtube videos autoplay had to be turned off from browser settings. So after a week I went back to Chrome.

Google Flights and when I feel like the price can be better I set alerts which will notify me on the daily about price changes and buy when the price is right.

As someone who's responsible to maintain docs and readmes I try to avoid working with screenshots as there might be some minor UI changes time to time which might be distracting or confusing.

I can see it being very useful for early-stage products and A/B testing, so keep going, congrats!

Project Description: Open-source container management platform. Docker & Kubernetes abstractions with release & configuration management capabilities.

What do you want to be tested: Try app presets called Templates, and try to deploy apps from your registry

Try it for free: https://app.dyrectorio.com

Contact us at hello@dyrector.io. Find us on GitHub: https://github.com/dyrector-io/dyrectorio

Our team listed 5 for people who aren't advanced users of Kubernetes.

Do you have any recommendations we missed?

What's your advice to those who have never been to Web Summit but will be there this year?

Our team attended the conference last year and our main observations and advices were that

- Get to know where you stay

- Prepare to stand out

- You never know who’s paying attention

- Time passes by at Web Summit, fast

- You’ll have a tough time selling at Web Summit

- You’ll leave Web Summit with new connections

What are your thoughts?