After selling both my extensions for a humble amount of money, I thought i would relax because it was my first time making money but i was still hungry to build. So now, I'm building an extension that hides your geolocation from websites. I just want to say to those who are working, don't stop. Keep it up
Edit: I have to say, I did take motivation from GeoSpoof so props to the builder
Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hehlajelkodjocdmpenpgamgbejcbheo?utm_source=item-share-cb
Github for local app: Releases · kubi2811/SmoothScroll
Hi, I just didn't want to pay subscription fee (for famous app have the same name) and wanted everything on my PC to scroll smoothly which is help me read a lot of documents smoothly
So I remade this extension. You can compare it to Chrome and Edge's default Smooth Scroll as shown in the clip below.
I would really appreciate it if you could give it a try. Any feedback, bug reports, or suggestions for future updates are more than welcome.
We all have x amount of extensions but which ones do you truly use daily?
For me its Apples Password manager & a YouTube ad blocker. Ok now your turn:)
I know it's not much but I just can't say how surreal this feels. Making actual bread on something I enjoyed making to originally solve a problem for myself. It really is possible!
I know that on October 5th some users installed my extension, yet it still shows 0.
My first Chrome extension. I got tired of sketchy downloader sites, so I built my own.
Grabbit puts a ⬇ button on posts and videos across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Threads. One click, saved to your Downloads in original quality. No watermarks, no sign-ups, everything runs locally in your browser.
Features:
- Instagram posts, reels, stories & full carousels
- Bulk profile downloads
- Custom subfolder + optional Save-As dialog
- Original quality, never re-encoded
It's open source (MIT): https://github.com/mikevillarroel/grabbit
The Chrome Web Store listing is under review, so for now it's load-unpacked from the repo. Screenshots are up on the GitHub page.
Happy to answer questions or take feature requests.
Hey everyone! I'm a game dev, and my bookmarks were out of control. Hundreds of saved links, all just titles in a list, and I could never remember which one was the page I actually wanted.
So I built Bookmark Canvas: Visual Bookmark Manager. It shows each of your bookmarks as a thumbnail of the real page, sorted into the same folders you already use.
A few things it does:
It's a one-time purchase (no subscription) with a 7-day free trial, so you can try the whole thing before deciding.
I'm the developer, it's still early, and I'd love honest feedback. What would make something like this useful for you? Anything confusing, missing, or just not worth it?
Thanks for taking a look!
A few weeks ago I posted here after MoveChat crossed 100 users.
Today the website crossed 300 weekly users. 🥹
What's surprised me most is that this has been almost entirely organic. I think I've made one Reddit post about it since the last milestone, with no paid marketing or big launch.
MoveChat is an open source extension for exporting and transferring chats from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, etc.
I also finally put together a proper website with links for Chrome, Firefox, and GitHub:
https://vc067.github.io/MoveChat/
Still feels pretty crazy seeing the graph go from ~80 → 300+ in a month.
Thanks to everyone who tried it or gave feedback ❤️
Hey everyone🙋🏼♂️
I’ve been building a Chrome extension for people who spend a lot of time replying on X and LinkedIn.
The problem I’m trying to solve is pretty simple:
AI can generate a reply in seconds, but most AI replies still sound like AI.
So I’m building an assistant that focuses on making replies feel more personal and natural.
What it does
🧠 Writing DNA
It learns your writing style from your previous replies — sentence length, vocabulary, emoji usage, tone, and how you normally express yourself.
🎯 Context-aware replies
It analyzes the post and conversation before generating a response.
✨ 3 reply suggestions
You get three different options instead of one generic reply.
💬 Chat with AI
You can simply tell it:
> “Make this shorter”
> “Make it funnier”
> “Disagree politely”
> “Make it sound more like me”
🧹 AI Slop Cleaner
It removes generic AI phrases and overly polished wording to make replies feel more natural.
🧠 Conversation Memory
It uses relevant previous interactions to make replies feel less disconnected.
🌍 5 languages
English, Hindi, Spanish, French and German, with automatic language detection.
🔥 Reply Opportunities
It identifies posts where replying could actually be valuable instead of generating replies for everything.
The workflow
See a post → Click AI Reply → Get 3 replies → Choose/Edit → Insert
No auto-posting. You always review the reply before posting.
I’m still building it, so I’d genuinely love some honest feedback.
Which features would you actually use? Which ones feel unnecessary? And what am I missing?
Also, if you’d like to try the extension when it’s ready, let me know in the comments. I’m looking for a few early users to test it and tell me what needs to be improved.
Thanks! 🙌
Would love your feedback.
Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/domolition/oceaihjmfpokkeglmmhdioingeplihkp
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When I’m collecting information from websites, I try not to copy everything.
Instead, I first decide what the final table should look like.
For example, for research papers:
| Title | Author | Year | Journal | DOI | Link |
| ----- | ------ | ---- | ------- | --- | ---- |
Then I extract only those fields from the pages.
This makes a huge difference.
Instead of ending up with a messy spreadsheet full of copied text, you get structured data that you can filter, sort, compare, and analyze.
The same approach works for:
* regulatory documents
* product research
* company directories
* job listings
* real estate
* academic research
* competitor analysis
The trick is simple: define the structure first, extract second.
It saves a surprising amount of cleanup later.
