21

Muzli 2 (youtube.com)

5 years ago from , Co-founder @Muzli

11 comments

  • Lucas EspinLucas Espin, 5 years ago

    looks great but I think I'll stick with Panda. I think the content on Panda is more to my liking

    11 points
    • Patrick LoonstraPatrick Loonstra, 5 years ago

      I use Panda also. And it has the same content. Only viewed in another way.

      2 points
    • Al Torres, 5 years ago (edited 5 years ago )

      same, card style doesn't work for non gallery sites. I prefer hacker news and medium as list format. It looks cool, but cool isn't useful when the content focus isn't images.

      1 point
  • Surjith S MSurjith S M, 5 years ago

    Seen many Muzli posts recently.. Are they spamming DN?

    https://www.designernews.co/search?#stq=muzli

    9 points
  • Kyle ArbuckleKyle Arbuckle, 5 years ago

    Is anyone using this? If so, for how long have you been using it? I could see how easy it would be to say.. "Oh, looks like I need to get a stock photo for this graphic I'm making. I'll just open a new tab... Oh look at all this cool stuff.." 30mins later "What was I doing again?"

    3 points
    • Al Torres, 5 years ago (edited 5 years ago )

      I think Panda does it better. Muzli looks cool, but could be better. first, the cards are huge and I have to keep scrolling. I can see just find with smaller photos, and I would get so see more on a page instead of having to scroll. Second, 25% of a card is info I don't need. third, it shows you there are new things with the red dot, but doesn't keep track exactly what. lastly, card style is the latest trend, but doesn't work for non photographic sites. I prefer sites like hacker news & medium as list format. again, I get see more on a limited about of space.

      You only have so much time in the day--I like my "inspiration" page to be compact. Small images + list style with titles = panda winner...for now.

      6 points
  • Patrick LoonstraPatrick Loonstra, 5 years ago

    A little bit more context:

    It is a Chrome plugin that shows you every time you open a new tab a overview of the greatest content for your inspiration.

    3 points
  • Hanu ManHanu Man, 5 years ago (edited 5 years ago )

    I'm not absolutely convinced about Muzli. This plugin could become us procrastinators all the time! I've been testing it for three days and the truth is that the content is not very dynamic, we can see the same thumbs all day (In the minimal view)

    I would prefer a summary of the most recent and hot article, design, video, etc whenever I open a new tab, just one content at a time

    1 point
  • Rotem Elimelech, 5 years ago

    Love this product!!

    1 point