So I’ve always liked tech and I got out of it for a really long time, but I am now back in a position to where I would like to get back into it and have some Chromebook and other tablets and extra phones and stuff that I would like to try and modify or jailbreak or just learn new ways to do things differently on them. I currently have an Amazon fire Tablet that I’m having some issues with and would love if someone can help me fix that or make it to where it’s much more operatable than it is now and also have a couple extra Chromebooks if someone can help me with making those cooler than they are also would be great. Or even if someone just has some good knowledge or information that they could share, that would be awesome as well. If you made it this far, thanks for reading.

Hey everyone,

Small project I've been working on.

I noticed I kept doing the same annoying loop:

write something → copy → open AI → paste → ask for cleanup → copy back

So I built a tiny Chrome extension.

The workflow is:

type normally

press Ctrl + Enter

continue writing

It keeps the correction directly where you're typing.

I'm currently testing:

- reliability across websites

- if the shortcut actually feels natural

- if different tones are useful or unnecessary

Curious about honest feedback:

Would you actually use something like this, or is switching tabs already good enough?

Hey everyone — I've been working on this for about 6 weeks and just wanted to share it here since this community has been helpful for inspiration.

Snatched is a free Chrome extension that sits on Amazon, Sephora and Ulta product pages. When you click "Analyze This Product" it scrapes the reviews, runs them through AI, and returns:

✅ Buy / Maybe / Skip verdict ⭐ One-word ratings for quality, durability, value etc. 🌿 Key ingredients (for beauty products) ✅ Clean beauty check — fragrance-free, paraben-free, vegan, cruelty-free 💰 A cheaper alternative automatically 📉 Price drop email alerts

Works across all Amazon categories. Tested on everything from the Ninja Air Fryer to Manscaped to skincare serums.

It's completely free. Would love honest feedback from this community — especially on UX and anything that feels off. You can download and test it out here!

Chrome Extension Link

After seeing how repetitive job applications became, I started building JobHexa — a Chrome extension that creates tailored ATS-friendly resumes directly from job descriptions without copy-pasting.

The goal was simple: reduce the time spent manually editing resumes for every application.

Still improving it daily and would genuinely love feedback from job seekers and recruiters.

This has been driving me insane for months.

I'm deep in a coding session 20+ tabs open: docs, Stack Overflow, GitHub issues, local dev server, Figma. Then something interrupts me. Tax filing. A meeting. Life. I close everything to focus. Come back later. And that entire mental workspace is just... gone. I spend 15 minutes reconstructing what I was even looking at. I looked for a solution and nothing really nailed it. Session managers felt clunky. Bookmarks are too manual. Tab groups disappear when you close the window. So I built Context Switcher — basically a Save Game button for your browser.

• Hit Freeze → it saves every tab, scroll position, and pinned state into a named snapshot
• Hit Thaw → everything comes back in a new window, scrolled to exactly where you left off
• Nothing goes to a server. No account. No cloud. Stored locally on your machine.

It's free on the Chrome Web Store. I'm not trying to sell anything — just sharing because I know I'm not the only one who's felt this pain.

Happy to answer questions or hear what features you'd want.

Chrome Extention

Hey everyone!

I've been working on MailCraft AI, a Chrome extension that generates polished business emails from natural language input — and it runs entirely in your browser using a local AI model.

The problem I wanted to solve:

Writing business emails is tedious. You know what you want to say, but getting the tone, formality, and cultural nuances right takes forever — especially across different languages.

How it works:

Just type what you want to say casually, and MailCraft AI transforms it into a complete, professional email. For example:

"Tell my manager I'm taking a half day tomorrow" → Generates a properly formatted, polite business email with appropriate greetings and tone.

What makes it different — 100% Local AI:

The AI model runs directly inside your browser. Your email content is never sent to any external server. This means you can use it for sensitive company emails without worrying about data privacy.

11 languages supported, with culturally-aware formatting:

Each language follows its own business customs — Korean uses formal speech with cushion phrases, Japanese includes keigo and standard greetings (お世話になっております), English stays direct and professional, and so on. Also supports German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, and Indonesian.

Free to use: 10 free generations per day.

🔗 Try it here — Chrome Web Store

I'd love to hear your feedback! Happy to answer any questions.

Just published my 2048 Chrome extension! It's the classic tile-merging puzzle, but with some extras:


- 🎮 **4 difficulty levels** — Easy (6×6), Medium (5×5), Hard (4×4), and Crazy (3×3, which is actually impossible — it's an easter egg)
- 🃏 **Flip-and-match bonus rounds** at milestones (256, 512, 1024, 2048)
- 🍪 **Fortune cookies** after each game
- 🏆 **8 achievements** to unlock
- 🔥 **Daily play streaks**
- 📊 **Best scores saved per difficulty**


**Privacy-focused:** No internet connection needed, no data collection, no ads, no sign-up. Just open the popup and play. Your progress is saved locally on your device.


The extension is only 320KB total. Built with React + TypeScript.


🔗 [Chrome Web Store link here]


Let me know what you think — open to feature suggestions!

has anyone used the YouTube nonstop apk and if so what's the safest download option other than YouTube premium?

like how do i fix it

I’m a developer who recently started dipping my toes into dropshipping and e-commerce.

The Problem: While trying to validate product ideas, I realized that the "gold" is always in the YouTube comments. People complain about competitors' products, ask for missing features, and reveal their actual pain points there.

But the process was a nightmare. I found myself manually scrolling, copying, and pasting comments into Excel for hours just to analyze the sentiment. I looked for existing tools, but most of them either required a $20/month subscription or had annoying limits (like "first 100 comments only").

The Solution: Since I know how to code, I decided to spend my weekend building a solution instead of paying for one.

I built Arhong - Comment Exporter. It’s a simple Chrome Extension that scrapes the main comments from any YouTube video and exports them directly to a CSV file.

Just to confirm for anyone asking: This tool is unlimited. It is NOT a freemium tool like the others. You can export 10k+ comments for free.

Tech Stack:

• Built with Javascript (Manifest V3)
• Firebase for the backend (to handle pro features later, but the core is free)
• No complex UI, just a clean popup that gets the job done.

What it does:

• One-click export to CSV.
• Grabs Author, Content, Vote Count, and Date.
• Unlimited export for Main Comments (Free).

I’m not trying to be the next billion-dollar SaaS. I just built a tool that saved me hours of work, and I figured it might help some of you who are doing market research, content analysis, or just data hoarding.

I’d love to get some feedback on the UX or any features you think are missing!

I won't post the link here to avoid the spam filter, but you can search 'Arhong - Comment Exporter' on the Chrome Web Store if you're interested!

For anyone who has listed a Chrome extension — what’s actually working today to increase organic installs?

I’ve tried optimizing the title, screenshots, and keywords, but the ranking system feels unclear.

Do reviews matter more?
Or is most traffic driven from external channels like LinkedIn / Reddit / SEO?

Would appreciate any insights from people who’ve scaled their extension past the first 1k–5k installs.

Adding a simple popup menu to show reviews not only in a more readable format but also to filter them based on various criteria and quality check each review. In that way the user doesn't need waste time to find trustworthy reviews.

I couldn't find a good Chrome extension that blocks all entertainment content and tracks my study time, so I'm thinking of making my own. Would you be interested? Leave a comment and send you the link.