Mar 27 · 3 min read · Build a Chrome Extension in 30 Minutes: Your Guide to Getting Started Ever wanted to create your own Chrome extension but thought it would take too long or require extensive coding skills? Think again. In this guide, I'll show you how to build a Chro...
Join discussionMar 26 · 4 min read · Looking to add some flair and functionality to your browser experience? Building a browser extension might seem daunting, but with the right guide, you can create a Chrome extension in just 30 minutes! Whether it's adding a unique feature, optimizing...
Join discussionMar 25 · 5 min read · The Chrome Web Store developer dashboard feels like it was designed in 2014 and never updated. Because it was. If you've ever shipped a Chrome extension, you know the drill. You zip up your build output, navigate to chrome.google.com/webstore/devcons...
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Mar 11 · 3 min read · If you're building on WebMCP, here's the browser compatibility reality as of March 2026. Short version: Chrome 146 works today. Everything else is "coming." Chrome 146: Live and Stable navigator.modelContext shipped in Chrome 146 stable. The API surf...
Join discussionMar 11 · 4 min read · Chrome 146 ships with navigator.modelContext - the W3C WebMCP API that lets websites expose structured tools to AI agents. But here's what most developers haven't realized: you can add WebMCP support to the Claude Chrome extension right now, before A...
Join discussionMar 11 · 4 min read · Chrome 146 Canary shipped navigator.modelContext three weeks ago. I've been watching what developers actually build with it. The results are messy, early, and more interesting than I expected. For context: WebMCP (Web Model Context Protocol) is the b...
Join discussionMar 11 · 4 min read · Six months ago, I predicted that all three major browsers would ship navigator.modelContext support by Q1 2026. I was wrong. Here's where things actually stand. Chrome Canary has a working implementation behind a flag. Firefox has an open tracking bu...
Join discussionMar 10 · 4 min read · WebMCP Is Now W3C-Incubated - What That Means for Agent-Ready Websites WebMCP went from a Chrome experiment to a W3C working group draft. Google and Microsoft co-authored the spec. Firefox, Safari, and Edge are all in the working group. Chrome 146 Ca...
Join discussionMar 10 · 3 min read · A few days ago, someone posted webmcp-react on r/ClaudeCode - a React hooks library that turns your website into an MCP server using Chrome 146's navigator.modelContext API. It's a cool project. But if you're deciding between webmcp-react and webmcp-...
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