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Idea #1

A Chrome extension that scans your React app for slow renders

hey apple your search bar is infinitely re-rendering lol

Similar Solutions:

1. React Scan

How to find the manifest.json file of any Chrome extension:

1. Go to chrome://extensions

2. Turn on Developer mode

3. Copy the extension ID

4. Go to ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions

5. Find the matching ID then find the manifest.json file!

Idea #2

A Chrome extension that blocks people who tweet your muted words

concept: blocked words

like the muted words feature except that anyone who tweets them gets auto-blocked

attn 
@elonmusk

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Idea #3

A Chrome extension that hides death scenes in movies

I love scary movies but hate seeing injuries/death. I would pay $ for a subscription service that substitutes those parts with a black screen that says [ʜɪs sᴘɪɴᴇ sʜᴏᴏᴛs ᴏᴜᴛ ᴏғ ʜɪs ʙᴜᴛᴛ] or w/e. Could a Mormon who is good at copyright law make this

Similar Solutions:

1. No Scary Parts

Scaling Chrome Extension To 100K+ Users And $50K/Month MRR

"boring" browser extension for flight comparison.

solving personal problem.

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monetization via affiliate partnerships.

generates $50,000 a month.

Idea #4

A Chrome extension that joins ticket booking ques

Here is a first look at the Notify Que browser extension

It refreshes, hits join, and makes a loud noise when the queue opens up

More info soon

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

Talk Soon,

Honey Syed

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