Maybe you could host/archive such single pages for other people, especially if there was a way to automatically obtain the latest version from some known location?
You could collect stats, ratings and comments for such pages, like with GreasyFork.
Another idea would be to record the prompts that were used, or can be used to create these tools. For example, I just created one myself because I couldn't find anything else to do it. Probably quicker to do than keep searching for the right one.
Fixed and deployed — it now uses crypto.randomUUID() with a getRandomValues fallback for older browsers.
Worse than the bug itself: the page claimed it generated UUIDs "with the browser's cryptographic random source", which simply wasn't true. Thanks for catching it.
gabrielsroka 12 days ago [-]
Csv can contain \n. Splitting on '\n' won't work.
Csv to Json goes both ways
gabrielsroka 12 days ago [-]
"First ""middle"" last"
Didn't work
gr3ggg 8 days ago [-]
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gabrielsroka 12 days ago [-]
Md adds <li> without <ul>
gabrielsroka 12 days ago [-]
It says it handles tables but it doesn't.
gr3ggg 8 days ago [-]
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gr3ggg 13 days ago [-]
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Rendered at 18:47:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) with Vercel.
Maybe you could host/archive such single pages for other people, especially if there was a way to automatically obtain the latest version from some known location?
You could collect stats, ratings and comments for such pages, like with GreasyFork.
Another idea would be to record the prompts that were used, or can be used to create these tools. For example, I just created one myself because I couldn't find anything else to do it. Probably quicker to do than keep searching for the right one.
https://share.gemini.google/Varmn9aYtGze (URL to JSON exporter from one small prompt)
Worse than the bug itself: the page claimed it generated UUIDs "with the browser's cryptographic random source", which simply wasn't true. Thanks for catching it.