I miss the buttons and dials from my old car. Muscle memory meant I could just turn on air con, change the fan speed, zone, volume etc with taking eyes off the road. Having to do this with the touch screen is bit of a pain in my new(er) car.
I have, but the fact the heatsink didn't event mount properly is kind of annoying... I agree, they know what they're doing, but I also wish they'd have designed better cooling.
I do need to add this button, I just had other areas of the app that took my attention. In the meantime, drop me an email [email protected] or use the support form on the site and I'll get your account removed :)
You're not the first person to ask this today, so I defiantly need to clarify this! But yes, a web app, I've added the mobile meta too so you can add it to the app drawer of your mobile device if you so wish :)
So I created Enkel originally to fulfil my own desire for a clean and simple way to consume news. Having tried a few platforms, I found them to be cluttered and distracting. Further more, some placed ads among feeds and offered no methods of reading the article without visiting the source site and being bombarded with ads, popups, video etc. The free tiers were rather limited, bugged you to upgrade and have fallen into the current trend monitizing user data.
The intial offering of Enkel is somewhat less than other competitors, which is why it comes at a significantly lower price. However it's in continous development with new features being implemented regularly.
Enkel isn't the right tool for everyone, and that's okay. It's intedned for those who want a clean and simple way to consume written media regularly without distraction.
Enkel is a clean and simple RSS reader. If you like me, you probably have multiple news apps or sick go being bombarded with images and popups. I aim to simplify the way you aggregate and check your news.
Inspired by the minimal movement and the challenge of building a black & white UI, I want the user to be able to focus on the content.
From my perspective, a strong and honest leader that learns from their mistakes, listens and considers advice, but importantly can stay on top of the finances. Basically the opposite of my last boss.