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I like the idea of in-IDE search to avoid context switch. However, I can only see the top-voted answer and can't even see what the question was. So I had to click on the link and…

This is neat. I love the master search for developers fetching content across the reference tools. Looking forward to using this.

This is cool! Simple and solves a real problem. Good job!

Why not? The UX of a native App can be 10x better, when I’m programming I’m 100% of my time on a Mac. Why I should use a lesser medium like a web browser? Kudos to the developer

Okay good for you, meanwhile the other 90% of the developer world using Windows and Linux are excluded because they can’t use this application to search websites...

Mac only. Oh well...

What on earth? A Mac only application, that searches websites anyway? Why is it not a web based search engine?

I downloaded it, installed it, searched for "SwiftUI button". The correct answer was the 3rd result. The first two results weren't even relevant at all. I love the concept but…

> It might be possible that Google is giving you different results in a browser based on your search history. This is actually from an Incognito window (same result in Firefox):…

Does it work without the internet? As of right now I'm using Dash to search the docs of every language I use and stack overflow while I'm offline for maximum focus.

Not currently. It wouldn't make sense. We use Google search API and GitHub API to give you results.

Don't have a mac, but looking forward to testing it on linux!

I'm already using https://devdocs.io that aggregates a lot of docs pretty neatly, but would love to try your project when it arrives on Linux.

Okay good for you, meanwhile the other 90% of the developer world using Windows and Linux are excluded because they can’t use this application to search websites...

This is neat! Did not have much luck searching for that on neither SO or Github "python unique list values ordered". The first answer on Google is what I would expect:…

> It might be possible that Google is giving you different results in a browser based on your search history. This is actually from an Incognito window (same result in Firefox):…

I like the idea of in-IDE search to avoid context switch. However, I can only see the top-voted answer and can't even see what the question was. So I had to click on the link and…

Is it opensource?

I used to use Dash [0] all of the time when I was traveling a lot because I loved having all of the relevant docs and stack overflow questions available offline. How does your…

I used to use Dash [0] all of the time when I was traveling a lot because I loved having all of the relevant docs and stack overflow questions available offline. How does your…

I think Dash has a lot going for it despite not being cross-platform. I switch between nvim, xcode and pycharm throughout the day and like being able to look up a term without…

While Dash isn't cross platform, there is Zeal https://zealdocs.org/ which works on Windows, Linux and macOS. It's very similar.

I'm already using https://devdocs.io that aggregates a lot of docs pretty neatly, but would love to try your project when it arrives on Linux.

``` curl cheat.sh/python+unique+list+values+ordered ``` returns the most-upvoted answer on that SO question. With the Free vim plugin¹, typing the question into your code buffer…