Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 28, 2024Web Browser Extension Workshop - Part 5This is the last post in the series of the Web Browser Extension Workshop. In this post, we will populate our popup using the service we created in the previous post. Overview In the last 4 posts, we have created a web browser extension that parses t...DiscussWeb Browser Extension WorkshopWeb Development
Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 27, 2024Web Browser Extension Workshop - Part 4This is the fourth part of the Web Browser Extension Workshop series. In this part, we will populate a database with the OpenGraph information parsed from the Webpage on active tabs. For this, we will implement a service that we can use later to quer...DiscussWeb Browser Extension WorkshopWeb Development
Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 26, 2024Web Browser Extension Workshop - Part 3This is the third part of the series of blog posts about creating a Web browser. In this part, we will change the extension icon based on the OpenGraph information parsed from the Webpage on the active tab. We will also refactor the code by encoding ...DiscussWeb Browser Extension WorkshopWeb Development
Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 25, 2024Web Browser Extension Workshop - Part 2This is the second part of the series of blog posts about creating a Web browser extension using WXT. In this part, we will try to read the OpenGraph tags of the Webpage that is rendered on the active tab. Overview In the previous post, we started wo...Discuss·2 likesWeb Browser Extension WorkshopWeb Development
Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 24, 2024Web Browser Extension Workshop - Part 1I am starting a short series of blog posts about creating a Web browser extension using WXT. In this first part, we will set up the development environment and try to read the content of the navigated Webpage or Webpage on the active tab. Motivation ...DiscussWeb Browser Extension Workshopwxt
Bama Charan Chhandogibamacharan.hashnode.dev·Aug 9, 2024Supercharge Your Web Development with Auto Reload BackendAre you tired of constantly switching between your code editor and browser, manually restarting your Node.js server, and refreshing your web pages? Say goodbye to these productivity killers with Auto Reload Backend - a powerful duo of a Visual Studio...Discussauto-reload-backend
Scott Robinsonstackabuse.hashnode.dev·Jul 11, 2024Migrating Chrome Extensions to Manifest v3Introduction Migrating your Chrome extensions from Manifest V2 to V3 is a necessary step to ensure your extensions remain functional and secure as Google phases out support for Manifest V2. Manifest V3 introduces significant changes aimed at enhancin...DiscussBrowser Extension
Matt MulvaneyforHot off the Application Expressmattmulvaney.hashnode.dev·Jun 12, 2024Contextual information about APEX Debug Path InfoWhere to start? I guess right here... Someone approached me at a conference and were explaining that their application was experiencing performance problems and if I had any tips to understand what was happening. My go-to answer is to get that Applic...Discuss·3 likes·202 reads#oracle-apex
CreativeTrulyforCreativeTrulycreativetruly-1712535850238.hashnode.dev·May 9, 2024Browse AI: Uncover the Power of AI for Web Scraping and MonitoringBrowse AI Review Introduction Are you tired of spending hours manually scraping data from websites? Or perhaps you want to monitor websites for changes without checking them all the time? If yes, then you should explore Browse AI. Browse AI is a no-c...DiscussBrowsers
Bishal Neupanebishaln.hashnode.dev·Apr 30, 2024How to build browser extensionHow to build chrome extension In this article, I am going to provide you with all the information that you need in order to create browser extensions from important components of browser extensions to designing a simple todo browser extension and imp...Discussextensions
