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The kiosks actually coming up missing would be a bigger concern than hacking.


When adding text on a support, I can't seem to move it after I place it (Chrome - 19.0.1036.7 dev-m).

When adding a symbol, can you remove the text that it adds with it?

I add a tag but it doesn't seem to stay

(Parent of 5 yr old on Autism Spectrum)


Hmmm...I will have to download that version of Chrome and see what the problem is. I'm just running release (17.0.963.46).

You can remove the text by highlighting it and tapping the Delete key on your keyboard, or by right-clicking and choose "Delete". If you click the Gear icon that's above the Search box when you are in the Image Search dialog, you can set it to put automatic labels above, below, or not at all.

Are you trying to tag image results in your personal image library? Or tagging supports doesn't work when your browsing the site outside of the editor?

Thanks for the feedback! And feel free to email help@symbly.us if you would rather do this via email :-).


I added a tag to the support itself but it doesn't seem to stay.

Right click and delete worked perfectly, but it didn't like clicking and then hitting the delete button.

Overall, I think this pretty awesome and combined with a tablet makes more sense than paying $2k+ for some of the devices available.


That's our thinking as well. And it becomes even better if we can really get a community going, sharing supports and advice. Our goal is to really change special education for the better. Thanks for the support!


In case anyone finds this while Googling, this seems to be a bug in the Dev build of Chrome, I have submitted an issue: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=114190


I think it may be the other way around. With the right curated lists of content, it would be more worthwhile to stream instead of downloading everything.


Her parents are Egyptian


Yea, the icefilms main page is pretty much how it looked and just go to ninjavideoforum.net to get an idea of how the forum looked.


Those same enthusiastic people are still there steady growing the community. NV was definitely a service that people wanted and were passionate about. If you could pick and choose what TV shows, Movies or any other media were available to you out of the whole catalog of what was out there right now, I'm sure that most people would have paid a subscription to a commercially available service if it was available.

It wouldn't have been allowed to dominate, it would have still been forced to close some sort of way. Before NV, there was Stage6 that provided the same high quality service and it closed up shop.


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