[kapilkale]

https://muzzleapp.com/

[mthoms]

This is from the same developer as CodeKit. His documentation, sales copy and release notes are always hilarious.

Check out the "reviews" on http://codekitapp.com , Especially this gem:

>Your app is lame, your face is lame, your friends are lame, and your continued existence deeply offends us.

>Hacker News, Where Self-Esteem Goes To Die

:-)

[nojvek]

The contrast on that side is super low. I’m viewing with grayscale inverted in low light (at night) and the site is totally unreadable. Wouldn’t call it a great landing page.

[calferreira]

"CodeKit: it's at least 183x better than iTunes."

[frereubu]

Pretty funny, but it looks like macOS Mojave does this already - there's a "Turn on Do Not Disturb when mirroring to TVs and projectors" setting in System Preferences > Notifications > Do Not Disturb - which might explain that development seemed to stop more than a year ago: https://muzzleapp.com/updates/ Unless there's something else that it does which isn't covered by that preference setting?

[filleduchaos]

Presumably this wouldn't cover screensharing from an app like Slack or Zoom?

[sdoering]

Damn. I didn't know that. thanks an awful lot...

[MontyCarloHall]

Hilarious, but you can just option click the notification center icon to silence all notifications. No need for a standalone app.

[omni]

The point of the app is it does this for you automatically when it detects screen sharing, negating the chance that you forget to turn it off yourself.

[ThePowerOfFuet]

Is it a good thing if I didn't even scroll, but just watched events unfold? Surely that's a compliment, right?

[some1else]

To those who find the concept hilarious.. The specific value proposition of this app is "automatically turn off notifications when screen-sharing." Automating everyday tasks seems like exactly the type of thing we use computers and software for.

[ai_ia]

Just checked out. It's hilarious for sure.

[seddin]

Had a good laugh

[richardreeze]

This is amazing