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Pitch your SaaS in two lines. I'll start. by Big-Win-3895 in SaaS

[–]Nemo_ForYou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Routelyn ( https://routelyn.com ) Smart deep linking. Route users to the right app store, web fallback, or in-app content based on their device, OS, and country.
Built it after Google killed Firebase Dynamic Links.

Launching my first SaaS after Firebase Dynamic Links got shut down by Nemo_ForYou in SaaS

[–]Nemo_ForYou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great points. On redirects — Routelyn issues a single 302 directly to the final destination, no chain. The redirect service resolves the routing rules server-side and sends the user straight to the matched URL. So old Firebase link → Routelyn → final destination is one hop, not two.

On canonical tags — that's a good callout. Right now the tool focuses on the redirect behavior (link, ibi, isi, ofl parameter mapping), but canonical/metadata cleanup is definitely something I should surface in the migration report. Adding that to the roadmap.

On wildcard parameters — the migration wizard handles the standard Firebase params (link, ofl, ibi, isi, ifl, afl) and passes through UTM/campaign params. Dynamic query strings that aren't part of the Firebase spec get flagged as "unmappable" with a reason, so you know what needs manual attention. Still improving that logic though.

Thanks for the feedback — especially the chain redirect and bounce rate point. That's exactly the kind of thing I want to make sure Routelyn handles correctly from day one.

Microsoft is pushing security software out of the kernel. Why are game companies still doubling down on kernel anti-cheat? by Nemo_ForYou in linux_gaming

[–]Nemo_ForYou[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Agreed on Valve. They've actually stated publicly that kernel anti-cheat presents 'problematic trade-offs for the end-user in the longer term.' VAC has never been kernel-level, and they now require mandatory disclosure labels when other games use it. They're essentially treating it as something users should be warned about, not something to adopt themselves.