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chrome-extension-boilerplate-react
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vertical-tabs-chrome-extension
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Discord Logo - Before Microsoft vs. After Microsoft 🤦🏻♂️
I move my windows around constantly, so having side tabs is useless. But if you really want vertical tabs, go nuts: https://github.com/lxieyang/vertical-tabs-chrome-extension It works with any version of chromium.
chrome-extension-boilerplate-react
- React TS Chrome extension starter?
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Any good tutorials for chrome extension development?
I used this boilerplate repo to rebuild one of my extensions. It has React and Typescript and was super helpful for updating to manifest v3.
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Is there a framework for creating web extensions?
Extensions are made using normal html/css/js. So you could use react and there are boilerplates like this for it.
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How to use react dev tools with Manifest v3?
This commit might be helpful. I'm using this boilerplate and I am satisfied!
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I created a chrome extension to provide visual feedback directly on websites. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
It is built with react, I was using a react boilerplate for chrome extensions. (this one) For storing the changes I use a postgresql database hosted on Heroku, and the backend part is a simple express API also hosted on Heroku.
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Is there any use for Next.js for Chrome/Browser extensions?
Hey all, I'm tinkering around with chrome extensions and have been using this Github Repo as a start off point - is there something similar for Next.js or would Next.js not work at all for such a thing?
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I built an extension to manage my inspiration from Dribbble, Behance, and Uplabs. (React + TailwindCss)
Found this boilerplate that comes with React and nice dev tools!
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Built a Chrome extension using React and AWS Amplify/Cognito for user authentication to sign up for free trials of subscription services. Plug-in generates a Stripe virtual card, manages your free trial, reminds you when it's over.
Credits to lxieyang on Github, used his template for the boilerplate: https://github.com/lxieyang/chrome-extension-boilerplate-react
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Chrome extension development
I use this boilerplate. It's pretty good, actually I have about 3 or 4 chrome extensions currently in production using it.
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Feedback Friday
Technologies Used: Next.js for our website and a great React Boilerplate for Chrome extensions for the extension itself
What are some alternatives?
hoverzoom - Google Chrome extension for zooming images on mouse hover
docs - 📘 Documentation site
chromium-vim - Vim bindings for Google Chrome.
apod_chrome_extension - Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) Chrome Extension for the new tab screen
browser-extension - Browser extension that enhances the FACEIT experience and adds useful features
Todo-List-App - An application to manage time and task efficiently(BEST VIWED ON DESKTOP)
react-typescript-web-extension-starter - :desktop_computer: Web Extension starter kit built with React, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Storybook, Jest, EsLint, Prettier, and Webpack. Supports Google Chrome + Mozilla Firefox + Brave Browser + Microsoft Edge + Opera :fire:
use-force-update - React Hook to force your function component to update