Can I use background.html and background.js in the same Chrome extension?
Can I use background.html and background.js in the same Chrome extension? (Spoiler: No)...
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How do I view the dev console in my browser?
Most people will never even know their browser hides a great set of tools, mostly used by web developers, but which can be useful for anyone trying to figure out why their browser is misbehaving....
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Automatically adding links next to all headers on the page (a Chrome extension)
Ever needed to link directly to one section of a webpage? You can, as long as there's a header (or another element nearby like a div) with an ID assigned to it. Getting the ID isn't tough, but it's a bit of a pain. It doesn't have to be that hard....
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An infographic for Chrome extensions (a first for me)
Who doesn't like a good picture over a thousand words? An infographic is just a pictorial representation of some data - a short, single-page, at-a-glance presentation. I figured I've done enough with Chrome extensions to try my hand at creating one. Check it out and let me know what you think!...
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Sick of all the noise on Twitter? I was too. So I wrote a Chrome extension to hide it.
A lot of sites load extra content along the top and in sidebars, to keep you on the site longer. It'd be trivial for Twitter to hide trends or who to follow, but there's no incentive to do it. I don't need the distractions though, so I wrote a Chrome extension to remove them!...
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A new Chrome extension for hiding comments (and what I learned)
Frequently, when I read an article from a major news outlet or watch a YouTube video, I find the comments far more upsetting than the content. Here's a new Chrome extension I created that hides many comments, and what I learned in the process....
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