Yes. 💀

Did you try again? I tried today, and my email was successfully changed to my new account.

The sole problem here is; you did not use proper capital word case for names. That’s all—peace. ✌🕊

Have you been to Stack Overflow? I once asked a question there, some nerd came and modified my question to “correct my grammar,” then my question got downvoted to hell, in two hours my question was shut down, locked, and then removed. 💀

What about checking for user agent? I am sure something silly like Perchance screenshot agent would do the trick. :)

I have a question. 🙋‍♂️

If I use Puppeteer even in non-headless mode, why does Perchance’s UI… How do I say, well, the best way I can describe it is “they retract,” well sort of.

Well let’s run node perchance.js and open it using Puppeteer.

Now it opens this.

-# !!! Light mod warning

As you can see there is no default UI, but they are still there.

That is when I run app.goToEditMode().

Which opens the normal edit menu.

And then even if I close the edit menu, the default UI is still present.

So this has been bugging me a while, why must it be that way? Is it because because of the Perchance screenshot API?

Teamwork makes the dream work!

I am planning on removing the canvas too.

About the app stages, could you explain what you mean by alpha? Because, from semantic versioning perspective, alpha refers to a stage of a software that is still in development.

And about managing multiple stages, I am thinking hosting them in GitHub or in my local machine, and then manage multiple versions of them there directly, I have been slowly getting into it.

Do you mean the browser console?

If you are working with JS, you can just run the console.clear() function. But it would be helpful if you could be more cohesive about what exactly you are talking about.

I just append -beta at the end. That’s all. People are free to come and watch the development process too. 😮

Wow thanks! :D

Wow, I was just about to make a post about this. What a coincidence.

Btw, Perchance Dev, I think this only happens with smaller screens, or to be precise, should I say this does not happen with only too large screens.