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Re menu bars: I can recommend the |
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Yes, indeed. I was looking at their examples earlier, and it looks like the best case scenario for the third party integrations. Definitely going to mention it It does still require a fair amount of platform specific code, though. And the polling mechanism is a bit nasty, including necessarily adding latency (as far as I can tell, anyway) |
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