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I built a Chrome extension that scans any website for ADA/accessibility risk in 1 click
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I built a Chrome extension that scans any website for ADA/accessibility risk in 1 click

Hey folks 👋

I kept seeing small businesses get hit with ADA/accessibility "demand letters," so I built ADA Guard — a Chrome extension that scans any web page for accessibility issues in one click.

What it does:

• Gives a 0–100 accessibility risk score for the page

• Lists issues in plain English (missing alt text, low contrast, unlabeled forms, etc.)

• Suggests copy-paste fixes

• Pro: whole-site scan (runs in background) + monitoring alerts + PDF reports

• Built on axe-core (the standard WCAG 2.1 engine)

Honest disclaimer: it's a risk-awareness tool. Automated testing catches roughly 30–50% of WCAG criteria — it won't catch everything and it's NOT legal advice. It's meant to help you prioritize, not to certify compliance.

It's free to try. Would love feedback on the UX and what checks you'd want next.

Chrome Web Store link

u/Mac88790 — 15 hours ago
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QuickInspect — Bulk URL diagnosis for Google Search Console

Built this after getting frustrated with GSC's one-URL-at-a-time inspector.

What it does:

Paste URLs → AI reads page signals (meta robots, canonical, robots.txt, HTTP status) → tells you WHY each URL isn't indexed + step-by-step fix

Tech stack for the curious:

- Chrome Manifest V3

- Supabase Edge Functions (backend, no server)

- Claude Haiku API (AI diagnosis)

- Lemon Squeezy (payments)

Pricing:

Free — 10 URLs/day, no signup

Pro — 150/day, $9.99/mo

Agency — 400/day, $19.99/mo

Works only on Google Search Console pages — no other permissions needed.

Chrome Web Store: link

Feedback welcome — especially if something doesn't work as expected on your setup!

u/Mac88790 — 7 days ago
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I built a Chrome extension that bulk-diagnoses why your pages aren't indexed in Google Search Console

Hey r/chrome!

Just launched QuickInspect — a Chrome extension for anyone managing websites or doing SEO.

The problem:

Google Search Console's URL inspector works one URL at a time. And when a page isn't indexed, it gives you vague error messages with no fix.

What QuickInspect does:

- Paste a list of URLs (or import CSV)

- Extension fetches each page and reads SEO signals

- Claude AI tells you exactly WHY it's not indexed

- Step-by-step fix suggestion for every URL Example output: URL: example.com/products/shoes

Status: NOT INDEXED

Reason: Canonical tag points to a different URL Fix:

Update the canonical tag in your <head> to point to this page's own URL

Free plan: 10 diagnoses/day — no signup, no account needed

Pro: 150/day — $9.99/month

Chrome Web Store: link

Happy to answer any questions about how it works!

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u/Mac88790 — 7 days ago
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I built a Chrome extension that automates bulk URL removal from Google Search Console

Hey fellow extension builders!

Just launched my Chrome extension after 2+ months

of building. Sharing for feedback and would love

your thoughts.

🔧 What it does:

QuickRemove automates bulk URL removal from Google

Search Console's Removals tool. Upload a CSV,

click Start, and it auto-submits every removal

request with live progress tracking.

📚 Tech stack:

- Chrome Manifest V3 (vanilla JS, no frameworks)

- Supabase Edge Functions for trial verification

- Lemon Squeezy for licensing & payments

🐛 Hardest technical challenges:

  1. GSC uses obfuscated Angular — class names

    change constantly. Had to target UI elements

    by visible text instead.

  2. MV3 service workers die between events. All

    state must persist through chrome.storage.

  3. Cross-origin license validation needed careful

    handling for subscription quirks.

  4. Building a "find button" function that scopes

    to open dialogs first — otherwise sidebar

    buttons get accidentally clicked (took me

    hours to debug this!).

💰 Business model:

- Free tier (5 URLs per batch)

- Pro at $7.99/mo or $39.99/yr

- 3-day free trial, no card required

🎯 Target audience:

SEO professionals, webmasters, and agencies who

deal with bulk URL cleanup regularly.

Would love feedback from fellow Chrome extension

developers:

  1. What's your approach to handling dynamic UI

    like Angular apps where classes change?

  2. Anyone else using Lemon Squeezy for licensing?

    How's your experience been?

  3. Any tips for getting reviews on the Web Store?

Link in comments if anyone wants to check it out!

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u/Mac88790 — 9 days ago
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I launched my first Chrome extension on Product Hunt today

After 2+ months of building, QuickRemove is now live on Product Hunt 🚀 It automates bulk URL removal from Google Search Console — a problem I kept running into for SEO client work. Tech stack: - Chrome MV3 (vanilla JS) - Supabase for trial backend - Lemon Squeezy for payments Would love your support and feedback: https://www.producthunt.com/products/quickremove Free tier available, 3-day Pro trial.

u/Mac88790 — 20 days ago
▲ 2 r/chrome_extensions

Built a Chrome extension for developers called DevFocus 🚀

As a developer, I kept getting distracted by Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and random tabs while coding… so I built a tool to fix that.

DevFocus helps developers:
✅ Track coding sessions
✅ Block distracting websites during focus mode
✅ Build a daily coding streak
✅ Tag sessions by tech stack (React, Laravel, JS, CSS, APIs, etc.)
✅ View coding stats & session history

Everything works locally inside Chrome:

  • No signup
  • No tracking
  • No external servers
  • Completely free

It’s lightweight and designed specifically for programmers — not generic productivity users.

Would love feedback from fellow devs 🙌

Chrome Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/devfocus-%E2%80%94-coder-session/dcbgdjfchhehfbojpjmgkdeikogcidac

u/Mac88790 — 1 month ago