Right now Firefox for Android does not support Intl.Segmenter [1] but it appears that support has been added to nightly [2] and will be released soon!
Sorry about that. I was weighing the pro/con of waiting for support to be released or adding a polyfill but it seems that support is just around the corner from what I can tell from the issue.
This is great! Congrats on shipping this.
I made a basic version of this years ago (imageee.com) and would love to find a replacement. Something I could use in the same way.
```
<meta property="og:image" content="https://api.imgsrc.io/basic?title=This is a title&description=blahblahblah&logo=https://example.com/image.png">
```
Hey tompec! Originally that was the idea for imgsrc (hence the name: the `src` attribute in an `img` tag).
I definitely plan on adding support for that in the coming weeks :) When the API is released, it will have both the POST and GET support for generating programatically, on-demand.
I'd love it if it has an api, and maybe with watermark and limitations (xx generated images per month) -- but I also understand that will severely limit the revenue for it
My 2024 resolution is to be less curmogedony, but here's me failing: first, the name, is that going to be google-able, or to be mistaken with the HTML?
At first look I had no clue what "Open Graph Images" are. After reading the guide, so apparently this is an image generator for images to be used specifically in the <meta property="og:image"> HTML tag for a webpage, that social network sites will use as a preview/thumbnail image when the social network site links to that webpage.
But... it's not even doing anything clever like where you can input the webpage URL and the generator reads the other Open Graph tags (or the contents of the page) and populate the input fields?
Hey Jason :wave: I've noticed that too - I believe the traffic spike from HackerNews is adding some pressure. It usually loads pretty quick (a few 100 ms max).
Thanks thomaspttn :) I built it to streamline the process of creating OpenGraph images since it was the part I enjoyed the least about writing and sharing content on Social Media platforms.
