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Idea #1

A Chrome extension that negotiates for you with website AIs

This website is offering to let me negotiate with an AI to buy a mattress

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Looking for indie & chrome extension developers to join the http://nexlev.io team full-time or part-time. We're quickly

$100 if you recommend me someone I end up hiring

Idea #2

A Chrome extension where cells show up randomly over a video

Dude I’m just trying to watch some pizza tower mods bro

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with Chrome Extension Ideas? Is there anything you'd like to see more of or less of?

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Cheers,

Honey

Idea #3

A Chrome extension that lets you load all chunks of a React app in seconds

Exciting News

I just released a (dirty) Chrome extension that lets you load all chunks of a React app in seconds. Perfect for finding hidden features using Chrome's inspector or parsing .map files using your browser ! 

https://github.com/ElSicarius/chunkloader

#bugbountytips #Pentesting

Similar Solutions:

1. Chunk Loader

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You can easily create your own Chrome extensions

I don't know why nobody tells you this, but you can easily create your own Chrome extensions.

First, the boilerplate:

https://github.com/guocaoyi/create-chrome-ext

Then copy the code into Claude and go nuts:

https://github.com/raphaelmansuy/code2prompt

Your entire browser-- every site, everything you see, all of it-- is totally hackable with the skills you already have.

Idea #4

A Chrome extension that helps you add tax rules on crypto transactions

Crypto tax software isn't perfect, but it sucked 🍆 until this year.

Back in 2022 I was so fed up that I hired a dev and built a chrome extension that gave me the functionality I was looking for.

Many platforms integrated the features I built, but I still can't believe they didn't add this one feature:

Rules.

(
@NetrunnerTax
 is the exception, have had rules since day 1)

In working with hundreds of clients on their crypto tax, one thing is apparent:

Habits and patterns in people's transactions tend to pop up.

If a pattern of on-chain behavior pops up, then a rule can be created for it. 

And this would save me, my team, and anybody doing their own crypto tax a TON of time and effort.

Example:

I send NFTs to a staking contract. 
I receive fungible token rewards from the contract.

The chrome extension I built allows me to set up a rule:

If action is withdrawal and destination address is 0x12345 then apply label staking deposit

And:

If action is deposit and source address is 0x12345 then apply label staking reward

I could save those rules in the extension, and every time I opened the software and synced the extension, it would run those filters in a search, and then take the on-page action to change the label.

Two years later, this is still not a native feature of almost every retail crypto tax software.

Which leaves me with one pressing question:

wen?

Similar:

1. Netrunner

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I hope you enjoyed this week’s Chrome Extension Ideas. See you next week.

Talk Soon,

Honey Syed

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