ok - this would make the Dia browser infinitely better and actually give it a reason to exist.

A useful use case would be opening Farcaster and a Figma tab, then ask Dia to change the Farcaster tab to look like the Figma tab and voila.

Of course this just changes the current tab and not the actual code that generates it but this would help @blockheim, @dwr.eth and the rest of us feel a design before we even touch code.

It would likely have big limitations such as not being able to change things that appear on the DOM after an interaction on the page but better than nothing.

Last week @diabrowser launched in beta
Here's a preview of what's next

A new prototype we're testing &amp; thinking about
Should we add this to Dia? https://t.co/vGL7PRLKiz

Nick Dobos

Design @farcaster 🟣 
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ok - this would make the Dia browser infinitely better and actually give it a reason to exist.

A useful use case would be opening Farcaster and a Figma tab, then ask Dia to change the Farcaster tab to look like the Figma tab and voila.

Of course this just changes the current tab and not the actual code that generates it but this would help @blockheim, @dwr.eth and the rest of us feel a design before we even touch code.

It would likely have big limitations such as not being able to change things that appear on the DOM after an interaction on the page but better than nothing.

https://x.com/NickADobos/status/1934389453331792247

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