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OLOlamilekan Lamidifreecodecamp.org6d ago · 13 min read

How to Turn Performance Audits into AI Fix Prompts with a DevTools Extension

Performance tools are good at showing you what's slow. They can tell you that your Largest Contentful Paint is 4.2 seconds, your JavaScript bundle is too large, or an image below the fold is loading t

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GWGilles Wstowtab.hashnode.devJun 21 · 6 min read

I built a Chrome tab manager that cannot make a network request

In 2021 the Great Suspender — a beloved tab-suspending extension with millions of users — was quietly sold to a new owner, who shipped an update that turned it into adware/malware. Google eventually p

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MTMarut The Mightydev-research-notes.hashnode.devJun 20 · 4 min read

Building a Dev Workflow Around Tab Sessions + Clipboard History

Context Switching Is Quietly Killing Your Productivity as a Solo Developer One of the biggest productivity drains I face as a solo developer isn't writing code. It's losing context. You're deep into a

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SJShola Jegedefreecodecamp.orgJun 19 · 90 min read

How to Build an AI-Powered, Local-First Chrome Extension That Turns Your Browsing History into an Intent Map

Your browser remembers every page you've ever opened, but it has no idea why you opened any of them. You might spend three days comparing laptops across a dozen tabs, get distracted, come back a week

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MTMarut The Mightydev-research-notes.hashnode.devJun 19 · 6 min read

Building a Persistent Research Stack in Chrome (Tabs + Clipboard)

If you're a developer, writer, founder, or anyone who spends a lot of time researching online, you've probably run into this problem before. You start with a simple task. A few Google searches later,

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VXVin Xucastreader-blog.hashnode.devJun 16 · 8 min read

How I Built a Chrome Extension That Reads AND Explains Any Web Page

I kept losing the plot. Not in life — in articles. I'd open a 3,000-word essay, read two paragraphs, and somewhere around paragraph three my eyes were still moving but nothing was landing. Tab closed.

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HKHammad Khanhammad-khan.hashnode.devJun 10 · 9 min read

Building a Chrome Extension That Bridges Three SaaS Tools

Building a Chrome Extension That Bridges Three SaaS Tools Chrome extensions live in a strange place. They're not quite apps. They're not quite scripts. They run in a browser context, talk to a backend

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RSRanjeet Singhmarketchacha.hashnode.devJun 7 · 3 min read

How I read the Monaco and CodeMirror editor from a Chrome extension

Most coding sites — LeetCode, GitHub, HackerRank, Replit, CodeSandbox — render their code editor with one of two libraries: Monaco (the editor that powers VS Code) or CodeMirror. I wanted a Chrome ext

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Ccircobitgauchogrid.hashnode.devJun 5 · 5 min read

Why I Chose Vanilla JavaScript for a Chrome Extension (No Framework)

When I started building HTML Table Exporter, the default choice would have been React or Vue. Maybe TypeScript for safety. I went with vanilla JavaScript instead. No framework. No build step for the c

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FFunlingoengineeringgetfunlingo.hashnode.devJun 4 · 5 min read

The bug that's in your product in some languages but not others (and how I found it)

I run a small Chrome extension that adds dual subtitles to YouTube and Netflix and lets you click words to see meanings. Two thousand active users. Twenty-something supported language pairs. One quiet

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How to Turn Performance Audits into AI Fix Prompts with a DevTools Extension

I built a Chrome tab manager that cannot make a network request

Building a Dev Workflow Around Tab Sessions + Clipboard History

How to Build an AI-Powered, Local-First Chrome Extension That Turns Your Browsing History into an Intent Map

Building a Persistent Research Stack in Chrome (Tabs + Clipboard)

How I Built a Chrome Extension That Reads AND Explains Any Web Page

Building a Chrome Extension That Bridges Three SaaS Tools

How I read the Monaco and CodeMirror editor from a Chrome extension

Why I Chose Vanilla JavaScript for a Chrome Extension (No Framework)

The bug that's in your product in some languages but not others (and how I found it)