Hi there,
Docker seems to be an interesting app to add better Easysocial toolbar functionality to a website.
However, we have no idea of how it will work on a mobile web page. Since mobile users form the majority of our users, this is critically important to us.
We don't buy software and apps on a trial basis, so although we could get a full refund if the app doesn't work as expected, it seems to be a silly way to do things. Its much better to know up front what its going to do, before you buy it.
As indicated by the owner, there is no demo for docker.
However, could you at least add some images of docker working on a mobile web page.
Otherwise we are guessing at what it brings to a mobile website and consequently will probably not buy the app.
Whilst this comment is specifically aimed at Docker, it applies to all Stackideas and 3rd party apps. Without a better understanding of how they behave on mobile websites, we tend to avoid them.
Docker seems to be an interesting app to add better Easysocial toolbar functionality to a website.
However, we have no idea of how it will work on a mobile web page. Since mobile users form the majority of our users, this is critically important to us.
We don't buy software and apps on a trial basis, so although we could get a full refund if the app doesn't work as expected, it seems to be a silly way to do things. Its much better to know up front what its going to do, before you buy it.
As indicated by the owner, there is no demo for docker.
However, could you at least add some images of docker working on a mobile web page.
Otherwise we are guessing at what it brings to a mobile website and consequently will probably not buy the app.
Whilst this comment is specifically aimed at Docker, it applies to all Stackideas and 3rd party apps. Without a better understanding of how they behave on mobile websites, we tend to avoid them.