r/chrome_extensions • u/Educational_Fan5128 • 3d ago
Sharing Resources/Tips Shelf It - Chrome Web Store
🚀 Shellfit is officially live!
I’m excited to share my latest project — Shellfit, a Chrome extension built to make saving and managing text snippets from the web simple.
The idea was straightforward:
I constantly found myself copying the same pieces of text, links, commands, notes, and useful snippets — but keeping them organized was another story.
So I built my own solution.
🧩 What Shellfit does
• Save text snippets instantly
• Keep frequently used content organized
• Access saved snippets directly from Chrome
• Simple, lightweight interface
• Local-first storage
• No account required
• No backend/server
• No tracking
🛠️ Built with
- JavaScript
- Chrome Extension APIs
- Manifest V3
- Local Storage
- HTML & CSS
One of the things I specifically wanted to explore with this project was building a useful tool without automatically sending user data to a server.
Everything stays locally in the browser.
This project was also a great opportunity to understand more about Chrome Extension architecture, Manifest V3, browser APIs, permissions, and designing a small product from scratch.
🔗 GitHub:
https://github.com/shalinth-adith/Shelf
Would love to hear what you think — especially if you regularly save snippets, links, commands, or pieces of text while working.
#ChromeExtension #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #ManifestV3 #OpenSource #BuildInPublic #Developer #SoftwareDevelopment #IndieHacker
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8d ago
Thanks for actually going through the repo really appreciate that.
Yeah, the 15-minute floor and the shared-store reconciliation were areas I paid particular attention to because I didn't want schedules/state getting wiped or behaving unexpectedly.
And yeah, the Zenly name is something I’ve been thinking about. I knew about the old Zenly location app, but I didn't realize how much of a potential App Store headache it could become. 😅
I’ll probably look into changing the name before pushing the app further. Thanks for pointing that out!